Dubai Chambers is looking to enhance the flexibility of trade with the Sultanate of Oman

Yesterday, Dubai Chambers discussed ways to enhance the flexibility of bilateral trade with the Sultanate of Oman, during a visit by a delegation from the chambers to the state of Sohar in the North Al Batinah Governorate.

The delegation, headed by the Director General of Dubai Chambers, Mohammed Ali Rashid Lootah, held a meeting with the branch of the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the North Al Batinah Governorate, with the aim of developing bilateral work mechanisms, to enhance and develop cooperation between the business communities in Dubai and the state of Sohar in various priority sectors, which contributes to building quality opportunities for companies and enhancing the growth of trade exchange.

The chambers delegation also visited Sohar Industrial Port, in addition to Sohar Industrial City (Madayn). During the visit, they discussed enhancing the smooth flow of goods and merchandise, raising the efficiency of inter-supply chains, and developing logistical integration between Dubai and the state of Sohar, in a way that contributes to achieving common development goals.

Lootah said: “We are keen to strengthen cooperation with our strategic partners, develop joint work to facilitate the flow of intra-regional trade, improve logistical connectivity and enhance the flexibility of trade exchange, which contributes to opening new horizons for joint economic cooperation and strengthening economic ties.”

The visit is part of Dubai Chambers’ efforts aimed at enhancing the prospects for economic and trade cooperation between Dubai and the countries of the world, building qualitative paths for high-level cooperation, and developing bilateral relations between the business community in Dubai and its counterparts in global markets, which contributes to supporting strategic partnerships and enhancing sectoral integration, thus enhancing the flexibility of Dubai’s economy and the readiness and efficiency of the private sector to keep pace with changes in global economic environments.