Dubai Chambers has introduced a new digital platform designed to make it easier for companies to establish, grow and expand their operations in the emirate. Named "Business in Dubai," the initiative acts as a centralised gateway connecting businesses with a curated network of corporate service providers.
The platform brings together 65 service offerings from seven accredited partners, spanning four categories: financial services, marketing and growth services, technology services, and testing, inspection and certification services. Partner organisations include ZENDATA Cybersecurity, FAST Ventures, Mamo, OCTA, SGS Gulf Limited, Vault and Pemo.
By housing these services under one digital roof, Dubai Chambers aims to help companies save time and resources, allowing them to concentrate on core operations and long-term strategic growth rather than navigating multiple providers separately.
Khalid AlJarwan, Executive Vice President of Commercial and Corporate Services at Dubai Chambers, said the platform reflects a broader commitment to strengthening the foundations that support business growth in the emirate. He noted that the initiative is intended to enhance Dubai's investment ecosystem by giving companies simpler access to the resources they need to expand locally and globally.
Saeed Al Gergawi, Vice President of Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, described the launch as part of ongoing efforts to support businesses across sectors, with particular emphasis on the digital economy. He said the platform simplifies operations by linking companies and entrepreneurs with trusted service providers, creating a more flexible and efficient environment for growth.
The move underscores Dubai's continued push to strengthen its position as a competitive hub for business, offering companies a more streamlined path to the tools and partnerships needed to scale their operations both within the region and beyond.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
