Dubai Chamber of Commerce organizes a roundtable with 70 leaders of the gold and jewelry sector

The Dubai Chamber of Commerce, one of the three chambers operating under the umbrella of Dubai Chambers, organized a roundtable discussion with the participation of more than 70 leaders of member companies of the Dubai Jewelery Group, with the aim of following up on the most important developments and enhancing the sector’s flexibility in light of the current changes.

In the presence of His Excellency Mohammed Ali Rashid Lootah, Director General of Dubai Chambers, and Tawheed Abdullah, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Dubai Jewelery Group, the round table discussion witnessed interactive dialogues during which the reality of work in the gold and jewelry sector in Dubai was monitored and practical solutions to emerging challenges as a result of the current regional and global circumstances were discussed.

During the meeting, the tireless efforts to care for the interests of the business community in general and to support companies operating in the gold and jewelry sector in particular were reviewed, which contributes to raising the private sector’s ability to adapt to changes and enhancing business flow.

His Excellency Mohammed Ali Rashid Lootah, Director General of Dubai Chambers, said that the gold and jewelry sector constitutes one of the main pillars of the economy in Dubai, and is a priority within the efforts aimed at enhancing the competitiveness of the business environment and consolidating the emirate’s position as a leading global center in the gold trade and industry. Based on the approach based on a solid partnership with the private sector and close coordination with various stakeholders, Dubai Customs is keen to develop an integrated system that supports the smoothness and efficiency of commercial and operational processes.

The roundtable discussions addressed the developments taking place in the gold and jewelry sector at the current stage, as participants praised the importance of government support aimed at enhancing companies’ readiness and operational flexibility to ensure business continuity with high efficiency.

They also discussed developing work mechanisms, raising performance efficiency, and enhancing the ability to adapt to changes, in a way that supports sustainable growth and maintains the sector’s competitiveness at the regional and global levels.

This meeting comes within the framework of the expanded meetings that the Chamber is holding with business groups and councils at the present time to follow up on the reality of the business system in light of the current circumstances, anticipate the prospects of the next stage, and enhance effective mechanisms to support the readiness of all sectors to keep pace with global changes.