An agreement to attract Australian companies to Dubai

Dubai Chambers concluded its participation in the activities of the 14th session of the World Chambers of Commerce Conference, which was organized by the International Federation of Trade Chambers in Melbourne, Australia, from the second to the fourth of September, where more than 25 bilateral meetings were held on the sidelines of the event, with government and private bodies, local and global, and trade rooms, with the aim of introducing the promising opportunities and economic prospects that Dubai has.

During the event, Dubai Chambers concluded a memorandum of understanding with the Australian Victoria Chamber of Commerce and Industry, with the aim of enhancing cooperation in attracting Australian companies to Dubai, supporting the expansion of members of Dubai Chambers in Victoria, and upgrading joint work in relation to activities, specialized commercial exhibitions and investment missions, and the exchange of information and commercial and economic data.

During his participation in a dialogue session on the sidelines of the conference activities, entitled: “The effects and repercussions of emergency changes in the global scene”, the Director General of Dubai Chambers, Mohamed Ali Rashid Lootah, stressed that capital is always heading towards business centers that have a stable and diverse economy and a safe and flexible investment climate, which is the basic ingredients that Dubai has, indicating that the emirate is characterized by a modern business environment It is open, and it has a firm confidence in the investment circles internationally in the midst of the changes in the world as an ideal destination for the development and expansion of business and an essential axis in the stability and growth of global trade movement.

The 14th session of the World Chambers of Commerce Conference witnessed the launch of the Dubai Chambers in partnership with the International Chamber of Commerce and the World Federation of Commerce Chambers, “The Standard Comparison Tool for Commerce Chambers”, which allows trade rooms to evaluate and compare its best practices related to operational excellence in addition to seven axes related to roles and basic responsibilities with regional and global rates in these areas.

The activities of the session witnessed the participation of officials of more than 1,200 trade rooms from 100 countries.