Dubai’s business ecosystem continues to gain momentum, with 2,709 new companies joining the Dubai Chamber of Commerce in March 2026, underscoring sustained investor confidence in the emirate’s economic outlook.
The latest figures highlight Dubai’s resilience and enduring appeal as a global investment hub, even amid shifting regional and international market conditions. The Real Estate, Renting, and Business Services sector led the growth, accounting for 41.2 percent of new members. Trading and Services followed at 29.5 percent, while Construction contributed 15 percent. Social and Personal Services made up 9.3 percent of the total.
The steady influx of new businesses reflects decades of strategic planning and policy development aimed at strengthening Dubai’s competitiveness. The emirate continues to position itself as a preferred base for companies seeking access to regional and global markets.
Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah said the growth reinforces the strength of Dubai’s economic model, which is built on resilience, proactive planning, and strong public private collaboration. He noted that these factors enable the emirate to adapt to global shifts while creating new opportunities across diverse sectors.
Lootah added that the rising number of new members signals continued confidence among the global business community, supported by advanced infrastructure, a sophisticated regulatory environment, and responsive economic policies.
In parallel, Dubai Chambers is advancing its digital transformation efforts through DC Connect, a unified platform that streamlines access to services such as membership, certification, mediation, and trade documentation. The initiative aims to enhance efficiency and improve the overall experience for businesses operating in Dubai.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
