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Browsing: Dubai relations with Africa
- Over 1,600 new African member companies have registered with Dubai Chambers since October 2021, growing by 6.5 per cent to reach 26,420
- Dubai International Chamber has maintained a strong presence in Africa as it operates four representative offices in Kenya, Ethiopia, Mozambique and Ghana
- Expo 2020 Dubai provided an ideal platform to promote Dubai as a preferred hub for African businesses, explore new avenues of economic cooperation and foster cross-border partnerships
A new report has revealed that over 1,600 new African member companies have registered with Dubai Chambers since October 2021, growing by 6.5 per cent to reach 26,420.
Dubai Chambers, a non-profit organisation, is mandated to support and protect the business community’s interests in Dubai, UAE. It does so by creating a favourable environment, promoting Dubai as an international business hub and supporting business development.
The chambers held its sixth edition of the Global Business Forum Africa (GBF Africa) …