emirates7 - Dubai Chambers has wrapped up the 13th edition of its annual Diplomatic Circle event, drawing participation from over 100 diplomats, including ambassadors, consul generals, and commercial attachés based in the UAE.
This yearly gathering serves as an important forum for advancing international economic collaboration. During the event, Dubai Chambers highlighted the positive outlook for the UAE’s economy across various sectors and explored opportunities to enhance global trade and investment through open and productive discussions.
The conversations reinforced Dubai’s ongoing dedication to building partnerships that support mutual economic progress and strategic collaboration.
In his opening remarks, Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori, Chairman of Dubai Chambers, underscored the essential role that diplomatic cooperation plays in forming impactful partnerships. He stressed the importance of deepening global ties in trade, investment, and economic development.
Al Mansoori remarked, “The Diplomatic Circle underscores our shared determination to broaden global economic cooperation and elevate trade and investment partnerships. Our engagement with diplomatic missions is built on mutual collaboration, supporting Dubai’s strategic vision and driving economic growth through increased trade, investment inflows, and bilateral partnerships. This in turn strengthens Dubai’s international investment appeal.”
He further noted that Dubai’s economic momentum is fueled by its interconnected strengths—particularly strategic global alliances that promote close cooperation among business communities. These relationships help unlock shared opportunities and build a strong platform for expanded trade and investment. Dubai Chambers supports this mission through its network of 34 international offices, which facilitate new trade pathways, simplify market access, and encourage business expansion.
A key segment of the event featured a panel discussion on the National Investment Strategy 2031. Mohammed Abdul Rahman Al Hawi, Under-Secretary of the Ministry of Investment, presented the strategy’s main pillars, aiming to position the UAE as a top global investment hub by 2031, with an emphasis on high-priority sectors.
In addition, Dubai Chambers delivered a presentation showcasing its key accomplishments in 2024, along with updates on various initiatives under its three main divisions: Dubai Chamber of Commerce, Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, and Dubai International Chamber.
This yearly gathering serves as an important forum for advancing international economic collaboration. During the event, Dubai Chambers highlighted the positive outlook for the UAE’s economy across various sectors and explored opportunities to enhance global trade and investment through open and productive discussions.
The conversations reinforced Dubai’s ongoing dedication to building partnerships that support mutual economic progress and strategic collaboration.
In his opening remarks, Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori, Chairman of Dubai Chambers, underscored the essential role that diplomatic cooperation plays in forming impactful partnerships. He stressed the importance of deepening global ties in trade, investment, and economic development.
Al Mansoori remarked, “The Diplomatic Circle underscores our shared determination to broaden global economic cooperation and elevate trade and investment partnerships. Our engagement with diplomatic missions is built on mutual collaboration, supporting Dubai’s strategic vision and driving economic growth through increased trade, investment inflows, and bilateral partnerships. This in turn strengthens Dubai’s international investment appeal.”
He further noted that Dubai’s economic momentum is fueled by its interconnected strengths—particularly strategic global alliances that promote close cooperation among business communities. These relationships help unlock shared opportunities and build a strong platform for expanded trade and investment. Dubai Chambers supports this mission through its network of 34 international offices, which facilitate new trade pathways, simplify market access, and encourage business expansion.
A key segment of the event featured a panel discussion on the National Investment Strategy 2031. Mohammed Abdul Rahman Al Hawi, Under-Secretary of the Ministry of Investment, presented the strategy’s main pillars, aiming to position the UAE as a top global investment hub by 2031, with an emphasis on high-priority sectors.
In addition, Dubai Chambers delivered a presentation showcasing its key accomplishments in 2024, along with updates on various initiatives under its three main divisions: Dubai Chamber of Commerce, Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, and Dubai International Chamber.