The Dubai Chamber has explored ways to enhance collaborative efforts with 18 Chinese agencies and entities, including public sector organizations, chambers of commerce, and trade promotion associations. This initiative was part of a promotional tour recently conducted in the cities of Shenzhen and Guangzhou, aimed at solidifying Dubai’s status as a global business hub and attracting foreign direct investment.
During the promotional tour in China, the Dubai Chamber highlighted the competitive advantages that make Dubai a leading international center for trade and investment, as well as a crucial gateway for major Gulf companies looking to expand into global markets. Additionally, the support offered by the Dubai Chamber to Chinese businesses and investors interested in establishing and growing their operations in Dubai was showcased, along with its role in facilitating the international growth of businesses from the emirate via its global network of offices.
The tour also focused on exploring mechanisms to enhance cooperation between the business communities in Dubai and China across all strategic sectors, notably in the digital economy and trade. Furthermore, it shed light on the diverse opportunities that will be presented at the Dubai Business Forum – China, organized by the Dubai Chamber in Shenzhen on May 14, 2026, which aims to introduce the Chinese business community to the promising investment prospects offered by Dubai’s economic agenda (D33).
Mohammed Ali Rashid Lootah, the Director General of the Dubai Chamber, stated: “We are committed to expanding our collaborative efforts with key trading partners of Dubai, particularly China, with which we share strong economic ties and long-standing partnerships. We aim to reinforce cooperation frameworks between the business communities of Dubai and China, fostering quality partnerships between companies and investors from both sides to enhance trade and investment flows and create new avenues for sustainable growth across various priority sectors.”