Dubai Chambers Explore Support for Textile Sector’s Adaptation to Global Changes

The Dubai Chamber recently convened with members of the Dubai Textile Traders Group (TEXMAS) to explore ways to prepare the sector for global changes and enhance its capacity for sustainable growth, thereby reinforcing Dubai’s status as a leading global hub for textiles.

During the meeting, held at the Dubai Chamber’s headquarters, attended by Mohammed Ali Rashed Lootah, the General Director of the Dubai Chamber, and Jagdish Amarnani, the Honorary President of the Dubai Textile Traders Group, as well as group board members, the current situation and future outlook of the sector were discussed along with key priorities to support business continuity and promote growth in the textile trade in line with the demands posed by current global events.

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Mohammed Ali Rashed Lootah stated, “We are committed to intensifying efforts to enhance the competitiveness and resilience of all economic sectors in Dubai, especially in the textile trade. We aim to develop an integrated business ecosystem in the emirate which empowers local companies to adapt efficiently to global changes, thereby enhancing their contribution to sustainable economic development.”

Jagdish Amarnani remarked, “Dubai continues to establish itself as a leading global destination for economic advancement and social cohesion. We have complete confidence in the vision of our wise leadership, which has consistently strengthened the readiness and flexibility of the national economy in facing various global challenges, emerging each time stronger and more resilient. Thanks to collaborative efforts and the synergy between all stakeholders, Dubai is advancing in its position as one of the world’s most vibrant and competitive cities.”

The meeting with the Dubai Textile Traders Group is part of a series of extensive discussions organized by the Dubai Chamber with the private sector and relevant stakeholders to monitor the current business landscape amidst ongoing changes, anticipate future challenges, and enhance effective mechanisms to prepare all sectors to adapt to global challenges. The Chamber is also focusing on increasing collaborative efforts to align with current circumstances, gain insights into the evolving needs of all sectors, and explore optimal ways to support companies in enhancing their competitiveness and conducting operations efficiently and effectively.

Prioritizing the interests of the business community remains at the forefront for the Dubai Chamber, reflecting its commitment to enhancing the private sector’s involvement and supporting the competitiveness of the emirate’s economy through the development of regulatory frameworks and operational mechanisms across various economic sectors.

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