Ajman Center for New Projects Launches Its Representative Office in Dubai

The Ajman Center for New Projects has launched its representative office in Dubai in collaboration with FDI Zone, aiming to attract entrepreneurs.

Sheikh Dr. Mohammed bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Chairman of the Ajman Center for New Projects, emphasized the center’s commitment to creating an innovative and supportive business environment that caters to the aspirations of investors and entrepreneurs, thereby enhancing Ajman’s growing reputation as a leading business hub in the UAE.

He expressed his enthusiasm for this initiative, describing it as a successful model for economic collaboration with the private sector and a foundational step towards establishing strategic partnerships that align with global economic changes.

Rishi Soumaya, CEO of the Ajman Center for New Projects, stated that the new representative office will serve as a hub for promoting the services offered and supporting the growing clientele of the center.

He added that this initiative aligns with the rapid growth experienced by the center, which has successfully attracted investors from 150 countries since its opening nearly a year ago, resulting in total investments exceeding 250 million dirhams.

Representatives from FDI Zone highlighted that this office is not merely a service point but will act as a strategic platform to empower investors to actively engage in a world-class investment environment.

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