Dubai Chambers organised two dedicated roundtables in New York to deepen cooperation between investors from Dubai and the United States. The sessions showcased Dubai’s competitive advantages as a strategic base for American companies seeking to expand into fast growing regional markets across Africa and Asia. As a result, the discussions attracted forty investors and senior business leaders from both sides, creating an energetic environment for meaningful exchange. The roundtables took place during the Dubai Business Forum USA, which concluded recently in New York. Together, participants explored the promising opportunities and strategic goals reflected in the Dubai Economic Agenda D33.
Insights From Business Leaders
During the session, Eng. Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori, Chairman of Dubai Chambers, emphasised that Dubai continues to strengthen its position as an influential player in the global economic landscape. He noted that this momentum is driven by a forward looking government vision and an integrated ecosystem shaped by agile economic policies, advanced infrastructure, and a business environment that encourages innovation and sustainable growth. He invited investors to take full advantage of the emirate’s competitive strengths, which position Dubai as a strategic platform for expansion into high potential global markets. In addition, he reaffirmed Dubai Chambers’ commitment to supporting American companies as they establish and scale their operations in the emirate.
Expanding Opportunities Across Key Sectors
The roundtables highlighted the most promising sectors for cooperation, including artificial intelligence, the broader digital economy, energy, logistics, agriculture and agritech, tourism and hospitality, real estate, financial services, and education. Participants also discussed how Dubai’s economic policies, regulatory framework, and advanced infrastructure continue to expand cross border partnerships. Moreover, they examined opportunities for strengthening bilateral investment through strategic alliances and joint investment vehicles. The session concluded with a focus on investor confidence, noting the importance of regulatory alignment and the growing role of institutional investors along with specialised venture capital and private equity firms in financing high growth industries.
