Dubai Chambers to Host Dubai Business Forum – USA in New York This November
Targeting key stakeholders from the American business community, the event aims to attract capital inflows and forge strategic investment partnerships by showcasing Dubai's strengths—including advanced infrastructure, pro-business legislation, and a thriving innovation ecosystem. U.S. companies will be introduced to Dubai's potential as a gateway into high-growth markets across the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.
Positioned as a premium platform for policy and business dialogue, the forum will feature prominent business leaders and policymakers. Sessions will explore mutual economic priorities, highlight emerging investment sectors, and offer valuable insights into global business trends.
His Excellency Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers, stated: 'Dubai is continuing to strengthen its position as a global model for business empowerment and strategic partnerships that contribute to economic growth. Hosting the Dubai Business Forum – USA in New York will enhance bilateral trade and pave the way for collaboration that supports sustainable development.'
New York was chosen as the venue due to its stature as a global financial and commercial hub, making it the ideal setting for fostering connections between the U.S. and Dubai. The event reflects Dubai Chambers' broader mission to expand its international network, promote foreign direct investment, and establish Dubai as a go-to destination for global business expansion.
The forum follows successful editions in Beijing, London, and Hamburg, and is expected to reinforce Dubai's position as a global partner for trade, investment, and innovation-driven collaboration.
News Source: Dubai Media Office
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