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Gulf Today
13-05-2025
- Business
- Gulf Today
Dubai, Kazakhstan to enhance economic and trade relations
Dubai Chambers recently welcomed a delegation of companies from Kazakhstan led by Nursultan Shokanov, Chairman of the Regional Council of the Chamber of Entrepreneurs of Almaty, to its headquarters. The delegation was briefed on Dubai's competitive advantages, wide-ranging investment opportunities, and the potential for strengthening bilateral economic and trade relations. The visiting delegation included CEOs and senior executives from 20 Kazakh companies operating across sectors including real estate development, construction, agriculture, information technology, and education. The meeting was also attended by a group of UAE-based companies from diverse sectors to enhance bilateral trade and joint investments. A series of B2B meetings were held between members of the visiting delegation and local companies and investors. Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers, stated, 'Dubai offers diverse opportunities across key sectors and serves as a platform for growth and prosperity for companies from Kazakhstan and around the world. The emirate's favourable investment environment and numerous competitive advantages support businesses in expanding regionally and globally.' He added, 'We are committed to strengthening the partnership between the business communities of Dubai and Kazakhstan in support of our shared development goals.' 'Dubai Chambers is dedicated to supporting Kazakh companies and investors in capitalising on Dubai's dynamic business environment and forging new partnerships that will contribute to boosting bilateral trade and investment flows.' The meeting comes amid growing trade relations between Dubai and Kazakhstan, with non-oil bilateral trade achieving year-over-year growth of 43 per cent to reach a value of Dhs20 billion in 2024. Dubai's increasing appeal among Kazakh businesses and investors was also reflected in the addition of 247 new Kazakh companies as members of Dubai Chamber of Commerce in 2024. This brought the total number of active members from Kazakhstan to 691 by the end of the year, representing a 34.4 per cent increase compared to 2023. As part of ongoing efforts to strengthen economic ties and support the growth of trade and investment relations between the business communities in both markets, Dubai International Chamber opened a new international representative office in Almaty in 2024. The office plays a key role in supporting the Kazakh business community and attracting companies and investors from Kazakhstan and Central Asia to Dubai. Meanwhile Dubai Chambers hosted a high-level delegation from North Macedonia today led by Dr. Hristijan Mickoski, Prime Minister of the Republic of North Macedonia. The two sides discussed ways to enhance bilateral economic relations and reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation to boost mutual trade and investments. The meeting was attended by Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori, Chairman of Dubai Chambers, and Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers. Al Mansoori commented, 'This visit marks an important step forward in our shared ambition to enhance economic cooperation and unlock new opportunities for the business communities in both markets.' 'We are committed to supporting the success of Macedonian companies and enabling them to expand into global markets by leveraging Dubai's strategic location, world-class infrastructure, and investment-friendly environment.'
Mid East Info
13-05-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
Dubai Chambers showcases Dubai's investment opportunities and competitive advantages to CEOs of 20 companies from Kazakhstan
H.E. Lootah: 'We are committed to strengthening the partnership between the business communities of Dubai and Kazakhstan in support of our shared development goals.' • Non-oil trade between Dubai and Kazakhstan achieved 43% year-over-year growth in 2024 to reach a value of AED 20 billion. • 247 new Kazakh companies from Kazakhstan joined Dubai Chamber of Commerce during 2024, bringing the total number of active member companies from Kazakhstan to 691 by the end of last year. Dubai, UAE – Dubai Chambers recently welcomed a delegation of companies from Kazakhstan led by Nursultan Shokanov, Chairman of the Regional Council of the Chamber of Entrepreneurs of Almaty, to its headquarters. The delegation was briefed on Dubai's competitive advantages, wide-ranging investment opportunities, and the potential for strengthening bilateral economic and trade relations. The visiting delegation included CEOs and senior executives from 20 Kazakh companies operating across sectors including real estate development, construction, agriculture, information technology, and education. The meeting was also attended by a group of UAE-based companies from diverse sectors to enhance bilateral trade and joint investments. A series of B2B meetings were held between members of the visiting delegation and local companies and investors. H.E. Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers, stated during the meeting: 'Dubai offers diverse opportunities across key sectors and serves as a platform for growth and prosperity for companies from Kazakhstan and around the world. The emirate's favourable investment environment and numerous competitive advantages support businesses in expanding regionally and globally.' His Excellency added: 'We are committed to strengthening the partnership between the business communities of Dubai and Kazakhstan in support of our shared development goals. Dubai Chambers is dedicated to supporting Kazakh companies and investors in capitalising on Dubai's dynamic business environment and forging new partnerships that will contribute to boosting bilateral trade and investment flows.' The meeting comes amid growing trade relations between Dubai and Kazakhstan, with non-oil bilateral trade achieving year-over-year growth of 43% to reach a value of AED 20 billion in 2024. Dubai's increasing appeal among Kazakh businesses and investors was also reflected in the addition of 247 new Kazakh companies as members of Dubai Chamber of Commerce in 2024. This brought the total number of active members from Kazakhstan to 691 by the end of the year, representing a 34.4% increase compared to 2023. As part of ongoing efforts to strengthen economic ties and support the growth of trade and investment relations between the business communities in both markets, Dubai International Chamber opened a new international representative office in Almaty in 2024. The office plays a key role in supporting the Kazakh business community and attracting companies and investors from Kazakhstan and Central Asia to Dubai.
