Dubai Chamber of Commerce brought together 64 business groups and councils at its second quarterly meeting of 2026, focusing on strategies to bolster the resilience and competitiveness of the emirate's private sector amid evolving global conditions.
The session briefed participants on the chamber's ongoing efforts to support business continuity, enhance economic sector readiness, and maintain the steady flow of trade and investment across Dubai.
Maha Al Gargawi, Vice President of Business Advocacy at Dubai Chambers, underscored the importance of public-private collaboration, noting that business groups and councils play a pivotal role in reinforcing Dubai's investment landscape and strengthening trade ties. She reaffirmed the chamber's commitment to fostering a business environment that drives sustainable growth and meaningful stakeholder cooperation.
A key feature of the meeting was a panel discussion on government readiness and agility in helping businesses operate, adapt, and grow. Representatives from Dubai Customs, the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism, the General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs, and Dubai Municipality participated in the exchange.
The meeting also addressed practical solutions to challenges stemming from regional and international developments, with a clear focus on ensuring long-term sustainability and competitiveness for the business community.
Business advocacy was reinforced as a strategic priority for the chamber, which is actively working to expand the private sector's role in shaping regulatory frameworks, improving business processes, and unlocking new growth opportunities across key economic sectors.
The Business Groups and Business Councils under Dubai Chamber of Commerce continue to serve as a critical bridge between the private sector and government entities, driving public-private partnerships that support Dubai's standing as a leading global hub for business and investment.
News Source: Dubai Media Office
