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Dubai Chambers said in a statement that it launched the ‘Business in Dubai’ platform as a dedicated digital gateway offering integrated packages of corporate services to companies seeking to establish, grow and expand their operations in the emirate. The platform partners with relevant entities and institutions to deliver value-added support, further enhancing the competitiveness of Dubai’s business environment, according to the announcement. It provides a streamlined, user-friendly experience that enables firms to connect easily with trusted service providers and save time as well as resources. The chamber noted that the initiative allows businesses to concentrate on core operations and strategic objectives in a competitive market.
A total of 65 service offerings from seven accredited partners are currently available across four categories including financial services, marketing and growth services, technology services, and testing, inspection and certification services, the statement detailed. The partners comprise ZENDATA Cybersecurity, FAST Ventures, Mamo, OCTA, SGS Gulf Limited, Vault and Pemo. By consolidating these resources in one portal, the platform addresses a range of corporate needs for both local and international entities. Dubai Chambers added that this approach reinforces the emirate’s integrated business ecosystem.
Khalid AlJarwan, executive vice president of commercial and corporate services at Dubai Chambers, said in the statement, “We are committed to strengthening the foundations that support the growth of Dubai’s business community and enable companies operating in the emirate to grow and expand both locally and globally.” AlJarwan continued that through the platform the organisation aims to further enhance Dubai’s integrated investment ecosystem by providing businesses with easier access to the services they need to grow, thrive, and contribute to sustainable economic development. His remarks underscored the chamber’s focus on long-term support for the business community.
Saeed Al Gergawi, vice president of the Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, said that the launch forms part of ongoing efforts to back companies across all sectors with particular emphasis on the digital economy. “The launch of the ‘Business in Dubai’ platform comes as part of our ongoing efforts to support companies operating across all sectors, particularly within the digital economy,” Al Gergawi stated. “It delivers value-added services that help simplify operations by connecting companies and entrepreneurs with a network of trusted service providers,” he added. “This innovative step will create a growth-focused environment that enables companies to operate with greater flexibility and efficiency.”
The launch coincides with sustained strength in foreign direct investment attraction, with fDi Intelligence data placing the UAE as the world’s leading performer in its Greenfield FDI Performance Index relative to GDP size. The country drew USD 45.6 billion in FDI inflows during 2024, according to figures from the Ministry of Economy, while an OECD assessment found that Dubai captured around two-thirds of the UAE’s digital greenfield FDI projects from 2014 to 2024. A US State Department investment climate report noted that authorities continue to implement measures reducing compliance burdens for foreign investors in key sectors.
The UAE set a National Investment Strategy in 2025 to more than double annual FDI to $65.3 billion by 2031 from $30.5 billion in 2023, the US State Department report indicated. IMD figures show the UAE ranked seventh globally and the most competitive economy in the Middle East in the latest World Competitiveness Yearbook. The platform builds upon these trends by facilitating easier access to essential services that support continued business inflows and operational efficiency across the emirate.
