2,709 new companies will join Dubai Chamber membership during March 2026

In an indication of Dubai’s growing investment status and its global reputation as a leading destination for business, trade and investment in all circumstances, the Dubai Chamber of Commerce, one of the three chambers operating under the Dubai Chambers umbrella, recorded 2,709 new companies joining its membership during March 2026.

According to a statement issued by the Dubai Chambers, the real estate sector, leasing sector and business services accounted for 41.2% of the activities of new members, according to the sectoral distribution of new companies joining the Chamber’s membership during March, followed by the trade and services sector with a share of 29.5%, and the construction sector came in third place with a share of 15%, while the social and personal services sector came in fourth place with a share of 9.3%.

Dubai Chambers confirmed that this investment momentum that Dubai has maintained is the result of the efforts accumulated by the emirate over the past decades, as the most prominent destination for investment and business, as the emirate has succeeded, despite the regional and global challenges, in attracting more companies that have chosen Dubai as a new headquarters for their investments.

Director General of Dubai Chambers, Mohammed Ali Rashid Lootah, said: “Dubai’s economic model is based on integrated foundations, combining high flexibility and proactive readiness, in addition to effective partnership with the private sector and close ties with international markets, which enhances the emirate’s ability to adapt to global changes, and continue to offer new and qualitative opportunities for all business sectors.”

He added: “The accession of more companies to the membership of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce during March 2026 constitutes a clear indication that Dubai’s investment momentum is not abating, and it also embodies the solid confidence that the emirate enjoys among the global business community, thanks to its dynamic investment environment, its advanced infrastructure, and its advanced regulatory system, in addition to economic policies that keep pace with the pulse of the markets and meet the requirements of growth at all stages.”

Lootah continued: “We are committed to harnessing all efforts to support the movement of establishing and growing businesses in Dubai, and to enhance the efficiency of companies operating in the emirate to keep pace with rapid changes, and to meet the requirements of sustainable growth and develop their competitiveness in local and international markets, which contributes to consolidating Dubai’s leadership as a global capital of trade and investment.”

Dubai Chambers pointed out that, as part of its keenness to develop the quality and efficiency of services provided to the business community, the business community benefits from the advanced digital platform it recently developed under the name “Dubai Chambers Services Portal” (DC Connect), which is a vital addition that contributes to enhancing members’ experience and facilitating their access to chamber services through a unified interactive interface, relying on smart solutions supported by data.

The platform offers a set of integrated digital services, including the Dubai Chamber of Commerce membership service, information service, temporary entry booklet services for goods, mediation service, authentication service, certificate of origin service, and services for business groups and councils.