Dubai World Chamber attracts 31 multinational companies during the first half

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Dubai, August 18 / WAM / The Dubai World Chamber, one of the three rooms operating under the umbrella of Dubai Chamber, attracted during the first half of this year 143 various companies that include multinational companies and small and medium companies, compared to 60 companies that were attracted during the same period from 2024, achieving 138% growth in the number of companies that were attracted to Dubai by the Chamber.
The list of companies attracted by the Chamber during the first half of this year included 31 multinational companies, compared to 13 companies that were attracted by the Chamber during the same period from 2024, with a growth of 138%.

The Chamber also attracted 112 small and medium -sized companies during the first half of 2025, with an increase of 138%, compared to 47 companies that were attracted during the first half of last year.
Sultan Ahmed bin Sili, Chairman of the Dubai Chamber of World Chamber, said that the Chamber is moving at a confident pace towards consolidating Dubai’s position, a favorite destination for foreign direct investments at the international level, and an ideal platform for companies ’launch towards new markets, noting that the network of external offices of the Dubai World Chamber is an essential pillar in its efforts to attract entrepreneurs, investors, and multinational companies, and contributes to developing trade and investment relations with priority markets.
During the first half of this year, the Dubai World Chamber, in the context of commitment to the achievement of the “Dubai Global” initiative to launch 50 representative offices around the world by 2030 to enhance the role of Dubai as a leading global business center, attract foreign direct investment to the emirate, and support the expansion of Dubai companies in 30 priority markets worldwide, to enhance its global presence by opening 5 new representative offices in both Dhaka in Dhaka in Bangladesh, Cape Town in South Africa, Bangalore in India, Bangkok in Thailand, and Toronto in Canada.
During the first half of this year, the external representative offices of the room organized 247 round discussion tables to promote Dubai as a global destination for business, attract foreign direct investments, and introduce Dubai as a center for external expansion of global markets.
The Dubai Chamber Library Network is a strategic platform linking Dubai companies with business communities around the world, and it facilitates the flow of inter -investment, and opening new channels for bilateral trade, as it works to support companies in the countries in which they work to take advantage of the opportunities available in Dubai as a gateway to various global markets.
The room’s external representation offices play a vital role in defining business societies around the world with the competitive advantages that Dubai abounds as an ideal destination for growth and expansion. The offices also provide valuable information on the Dubai market, and support the growth of international companies that seek to consolidate their presence in the emirate.