Dubai Chamber of Commerce convened more than 70 industry leaders to assess challenges and reinforce the resilience of Dubai’s gold and jewellery sector amid shifting global market conditions.
The roundtable, organised under the umbrella of Dubai Chambers, brought together members of the Dubai Jewellery Group to review recent developments and identify strategies to enhance agility across the sector.
The session was attended by Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah and Tawhid Abdullah, who joined participants in discussions on the current operating environment. Industry stakeholders examined emerging challenges and explored practical solutions to maintain stability and growth.
Discussions focused on strengthening operational frameworks and improving sector-wide performance, with an emphasis on adaptability in response to regional and international market shifts. Participants highlighted the importance of continued government support to ensure business continuity, operational efficiency, and readiness in a rapidly evolving landscape.
Lootah reaffirmed the sector’s strategic importance, noting that gold and jewellery remain a key pillar of Dubai’s economy. He emphasised ongoing efforts to enhance competitiveness and position the emirate as a leading global hub for gold trade and manufacturing through strong public-private collaboration.
The meeting forms part of a broader series of engagements led by Dubai Chamber of Commerce with Business Groups and Councils, aimed at monitoring market trends, identifying opportunities, and strengthening support for the private sector as it navigates global developments.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
