Dubai Chamber of Commerce has spotlighted Armenia, Georgia, Malaysia, and Cambodia as key markets for international expansion during its latest ‘In Focus’ session, drawing over 160 business leaders to explore trade and investment prospects.
Held in the presence of top diplomats and Dubai Chambers’ leadership, the session offered detailed insights into market entry strategies, investment climates, and sector-specific opportunities across the four countries. The event aligns with Dubai’s broader strategy to boost non-oil foreign trade and enhance the global reach of its private sector.
Prominent attendees included Eng. Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori, Chairman of Dubai Chambers, and ambassadors and consuls general from the featured nations. Their participation underscored the mutual interest in strengthening bilateral trade and economic cooperation.
Salem Al Shamsi, Vice President of International Relations at Dubai Chambers, emphasized the importance of leveraging Dubai’s position as a global hub to fuel sustainable business growth. He reaffirmed the chamber’s role in equipping companies with actionable insights and support for international expansion.
The session also introduced Dubai Chamber’s broader initiatives, including the ‘New Horizons’ program, which facilitates trade missions and strategic networking in high-potential markets. Through these efforts, the chamber aims to drive competitive growth for Dubai-based businesses on the world stage.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
