Abdullah Al Muwaijai: Ajman Government’s Economy and Supply Chain Committee Boosts Business Resilience and Economic Performance

H.E Eng. Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Muwaiji, Chairman of the Ajman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI), chaired the Chamber’s first Board meeting in 2026, where board members reviewed project and initiative plans of the year and discussed ways to further enhance the Chamber’s role in supporting the business community and driving economic growth across the emirate.

The meeting held at the Chamber’s headquarters was attended by H.E Sheikh Sultan bin Saqr Al Nuaimi, Vice Chairman of the Board, along with Board members.

At the outset of the meeting, H.E Abdullah Al Muwaiji welcomed attendees and extended his sincere appreciation to the UAE’s wise leadership for laying the foundations of safety and security across the nation. He said the country continues to place people at the heart of its priorities, ensuring stability, reassurance, and a high quality of life. Al Muwaiji added that the leadership has demonstrated resilience and foresight in addressing challenges with efficiency and flexibility, noting that the strong solidarity shown by citizens and residents alike reflects a deep sense of national belonging and loyalty.

Al Muwaiji praised the efforts of the nation’s protectors, describing them as "The country’s steadfast shield." He also commended their high readiness and professionalism in carrying out their duties. Al Muwaiji noted that their capabilities continue to play a vital role in safeguarding security, reinforcing stability, and protecting the nation’s achievements.

He stressed that the unprecedented challenges facing the global economy and supply chains, stemming from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and its direct impact on global trade flows, have underscored the UAE’s high level of preparedness and its ability to respond effectively to regional and international developments. He added that these efforts ensure the continued flow of goods and services, maintain market stability, and reinforce business confidence in the national economy.

He also commended Resolution No. (4) of 2026 on the formation of committees aimed at enhancing institutional readiness and business continuity within the Government of Ajman. The resolution establishes four committees operating under the supervision of the Chairman of the Executive Council; namely, the Government Services Continuity Committee, the Economy and Supply Chain Committee, the Public Services Committee, and the Community Engagement and Media Committee, reflecting the leadership’s commitment to strengthening preparedness and fostering coordination across vital sectors.

Al Muwaiji highlighted the direct role of the Economy and Supply Chain Committee in ensuring the continuity of economic activity and improving supply chain efficiency, noting that these efforts support market stability and reinforce business sustainability in Ajman.

He also stressed that the UAE’s proactive approach to supporting the financial system and banking sector plays a key role in sustaining growth and facilitating trade flows. Al Muwaiji commended the Central Bank’s Board of Directors for approving a comprehensive support package to enhance the resilience of financial institutions, strengthening the stability and robustness of the banking sector amid exceptional global and regional conditions.

The meeting reviewed the Ajman Businesswomen Council’s final report for 2025, highlighting its key achievements and initiatives over the year alongside a discussion of business group reports and their respective outcomes and recommendations. These discussions aimed to support the development of the business environment and enhance private sector participation in driving sustainable economic growth.

The Board also examined the results of Ajman Chamber’s participation in Gulfood 2026 in Dubai, emphasizing the importance of such engagements in strengthening communication channels, expanding cooperation with local and international delegations, and building effective strategic partnerships. The participation was also seen as instrumental in creating new investment opportunities and supporting the growth of the food industries sector in the emirate.

The Board also reviewed progress on the "Thara Entrepreneurship Hub" project, highlighting its role in providing an integrated and sustainable business environment tailored to entrepreneurs, while also serving both the public and private sectors in the emirate. The project is expected to support innovation, accelerate the growth of startups, and deliver high-quality services that strengthen the entrepreneurship ecosystem and stimulate the local economy.

In addition, the Board reviewed and approved the minutes of its fourth meeting for 2025, the minutes of the first Human Resources and Finance Committee meeting for 2026, the Chamber’s Year-End Financial Report for 2025, and its strategic performance report.

In conclusion, Ajman Chamber reaffirmed to its private sector members that the UAE economy remains highly resilient and adaptable to evolving regional and global dynamics. The Chamber highlighted that this strength is driven by proactive government policies, advanced infrastructure, and a supportive legislative framework that safeguards business continuity and market stability. The Chamber also expressed its wishes for the continued security, stability, and prosperity of the UAE.