Dubai Chamber of Commerce convened 64 business groups and councils as part of its efforts to reinforce trade, attract investment, and strengthen the resilience of the private sector amid shifting global dynamics.
The discussions centred on advancing sector readiness, safeguarding business continuity, and sustaining the steady momentum of trade and investment activity across Dubai, while also outlining key priorities for the upcoming period.
Maha Al Gargawi underscored the vital role of business groups and councils in enhancing Dubai’s investment appeal and expanding its global trade footprint. She highlighted that close public-private collaboration remains a cornerstone of the emirate’s economic progress.
She further reaffirmed the chamber’s commitment to cultivating a supportive business environment that enables sustainable growth, encourages cross-sector collaboration, and reinforces Dubai’s position as a leading global hub for commerce.
The session also included a panel discussion exploring how proactive governance and institutional agility can help businesses navigate change and unlock growth opportunities, with participation from key government stakeholders.
Participants examined practical approaches to addressing challenges arising from regional and global developments, with a focus on strengthening long-term business resilience and adaptability.
Business advocacy emerged as a key focus area, with the chamber continuing to empower business groups to contribute to policy development, improve regulatory frameworks, and create new avenues for growth.
Business groups and councils were also recognised as a critical bridge between the private sector and government entities, supporting stronger collaboration and driving overall economic development across Dubai.
