Dubai Chambers has launched Dubai Hub London, its first international centre, to support companies and investors aiming to enter Dubai’s market. This initiative aligns with the leadership’s vision of positioning Dubai as a global capital for business. The hub consolidates government and private sector services, offering economic, real estate, and legal support under one roof. By simplifying procedures for businesses, it enhances the emirate’s reputation as an investor-friendly destination.
Integrated services in key sectors
Supervised by Dubai Chambers and operated by Al Burj Holding as an outsourcing centre, Dubai Hub London is a licensed platform that supports Dubai’s global economic strategy. In its first phase, it will deliver services from several departments including the Dubai Land Department, Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism, General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs, and Dubai Courts. These services range from property transactions and business licensing to legal certifications and administrative support. Furthermore, the hub will offer real estate services in collaboration with major developers.
Strategic bridge between Dubai and the UK
Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers, noted that the launch supports investors abroad, in line with the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33). He stated, “We are focused on enhancing Dubai’s competitiveness and ensuring convenient access to services for our international clients. The launch of Dubai Hub sends a clear message: facilitating business for global investors is our top priority.”
Dubai selected London as the first location due to its global financial prominence and access to a wide investor base. This move aims to deepen economic ties between Dubai and the UK, while opening new investment opportunities. With its flexible regulations, world-class infrastructure, and strategic location, Dubai continues to lead as a top destination for foreign direct investment, retaining its global number one ranking for FDI attraction for the fourth year in a row, according to the Financial Times’ fDi Markets.
