Dubai International Chamber has reported that nearly half of the multinational companies and small and medium-sized enterprises it brought to the emirate in 2025 originated from Asia, reinforcing Dubai’s appeal as a global business hub.
The chamber attracted 64 multinational companies (MNCs) last year, with 46.9 percent coming from Asian markets. The Middle East and CIS region accounted for 20.3 percent, Europe 15.6 percent, the Americas 12.5 percent, and Africa 4.7 percent.
Small and medium-sized enterprises also showed a strong Asian presence. Out of 309 SMEs welcomed to Dubai, 49.8 percent were from Asia. The Middle East and CIS followed with 19.7 percent, Africa 12.6 percent, Europe 10.4 percent, and the Americas 7.4 percent.
Dubai International Chamber is one of three chambers operating under the Dubai Chambers umbrella, which aims to promote the emirate as a strategic destination for global investment. Its 2025 results reflect ongoing efforts to attract diverse international businesses across sectors.
Officials highlighted that these figures demonstrate Dubai’s continued ability to draw companies from high-growth regions, supporting economic diversification and strengthening the emirate’s position as a global business gateway.
The chamber continues to target emerging and established markets, offering streamlined services and strategic incentives to multinational corporations and SMEs alike.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
