More than 2,700 firms join Dubai Chamber of Commerce in March

Dubai Chambers said on Sunday 2,709 firms registered at Dubai Chamber of Commerce during March, with the largest share coming from the real estate, renting and business services sector, accounting for just over 41 per cent of new members.

Trading and services made up nearly 30 per cent, followed by construction at 15 per cent, and social and personal services at just over 9 per cent.

Commenting on the figures, Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers, said, “The growing number of companies joining the chamber during March is a clear signal that Dubai’s investment momentum remains strong and that the emirate continues to inspire confidence among the global business community.

"This underlines the strength of its dynamic business environment, which is supported by advanced infrastructure, a sophisticated regulatory framework, and agile economic policies that respond to market developments to support growth at every stage.”

Dubai has positioned itself as a major hub for trade and investment, supported by its infrastructure, regulatory environment and links to international markets.

Dubai Chambers said it continues to focus on supporting new and existing businesses, including through digital services such as its “DC Connect” platform, which brings together a range of services including membership, certification and business support tools.

The Chamber said the platform is part of wider efforts to improve efficiency and make services more accessible for companies operating in the emirate.