Dubai Chambers has launched its first representative office in New York, marking a strategic move to strengthen economic ties and facilitate trade between Dubai and the United States.
The announcement was made during the Dubai Business Forum – USA, attended by 700 senior business leaders, investors, and officials.
The opening coincided with the largest-ever overseas business delegation led by Dubai Chambers, comprising over 80 public and private sector leaders. The New York office will support American companies seeking to establish operations in Dubai and assist Dubai-based firms expanding into the US market.
Held under the theme “Dubai-USA: Opportunities Driving Mutual Growth,” the forum featured 14 panel sessions with 32 speakers. Discussions highlighted Dubai’s economic resilience, investment prospects, and competitive advantages, while exploring opportunities under the Dubai Economic Agenda D33.
Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori, Chairman of Dubai Chambers, emphasized the strong trade relationship between Dubai and the US, noting that bilateral non-oil trade reached AED116.4 billion in 2024 with a 10% annual growth. He also highlighted that 787 new US companies joined Dubai Chamber during the first nine months of 2025, bringing total American members to 3,690.
Panel discussions covered Dubai’s global role in fintech, innovation, AI, venture capital, and emerging technologies. Speakers underscored the emirate’s talent pool, supportive policies, and integrated business ecosystem that attract entrepreneurs and international investment.
The new office and forum aim to create high-value partnerships, promote sustainable investment, and advance the shared economic objectives of Dubai and the United States, reinforcing Dubai’s status as a leading global hub for business and innovation.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
