Concludes its participation in WCC in Melbourne

Dubai Chambers discusses collaboration with more than 25 international and Australian private and public entities and signs MoU with Victorian Chamber

Dubai, UAE – Dubai Chambers has concluded its participation in the 14th World Chambers Congress, which was organised by the World Chambers Federation (WCF) in Melbourne, Australia, from 2–4 September. Dubai Chambers held more than 25 bilateral meetings with on the sidelines of the event with government entities, private companies and chambers of commerce.

• H.E. Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah: “We remain committed to building strong partnerships with markets across the globe. The Moroccan market serves as a launchpad for Dubai-based companies to access key African markets.”
• President of the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises: “We look forward to exploring areas of mutual cooperation and benefiting from Dubai’s expertise across various economic sectors in support of Morocco’s plans to host the FIFA World Cup in 2030.”

Dubai, UAE – Dubai Chambers recently hosted a high-level delegation from the General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises (CGEM) to explore investment opportunities in Morocco. The discussions also focused on ways to support the expansion of Dubai-based companies into Morocco and strengthen trade and investment relations between the two markets.

Dubai Chambers awarded prestigious Level 3 Organisational Maturity Certification by Global Innovation Management Institute (GIMI)

Dubai, UAE – Dubai Chambers has been awarded the Organisational Maturity Certificate (OMC) in Innovation – Level 3 by the Global Innovation Management Institute (GIMI) based in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. The achievement represents a significant milestone for Dubai Chambers that positions the organisation as the first chamber of commerce in the MENA region to receive the prestigious certification.