Dubai Chamber Holds 35 Meetings to Strengthen Private Sector

The Dubai Chamber of Commerce held 35 meetings with Business Groups and Business Councils to review sector preparedness and coordinate measures aimed at strengthening the resilience of Dubai’s private sector.
The meetings brought together representatives from across the business community to assess current market conditions, identify sector needs and explore ways companies can adapt to global developments while maintaining competitiveness.
According to the chamber, the discussions form part of an ongoing effort to strengthen the private sector’s readiness and support sustainable business growth across Dubai’s economy.
Business Councils representing international companies and investors took part in the meetings, including the American Business Council, Netherlands Business Council, British Business Council, Turkish Business Council, Hellenic Business Council, South African Business Council, Pakistan Business Council, Indian Business & Professional Council, Chinese Business Council and Philippines Business Council.
In parallel, the chamber engaged Business Groups representing sectors including real estate development and brokerage, construction technology, logistics and supply chain, retail, hospitality, healthcare services, education, recycling, jewellery and advertising.