• Buamim: Dubai Chamber will leverage its position as a business facilitator at Expo 2020 Dubai to foster cross border cooperation and lay the groundwork for new partnerships

Dubai, UAE: Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry hosted a meeting with staff earlier today where officials outlined the organisation’s plans for Expo 2020 Dubai, which include more than 33 business forums and events during the mega event.

As an Official Partner, Dubai Chamber will play a pivotal role in creating new connections and collaborations at Expo 2020 Dubai, which is the first World Expo to be hosted in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia region.

Among the events that will be organised by the Chamber during the upcoming World Expo are the inaugural Global Business Forum ASEAN (GBF ASEAN), the 6th GBF Africa and the 4th GBF Latin America, in addition to 30 country focus briefings that will explore business potential in promising markets around the world.

Dubai Chamber will support other major events taking place on the sidelines of Expo 2020 Dubai, such as the 5th Global Islamic Economy Summit, The Retail Summit 2021 and the 12th World Chambers Congress in Dubai.

In addition, the Chamber will operate the Business Connect Centre, a dedicated on-site facility for business networking at Expo 2020 Dubai where UAE companies can connect with their international counterparts.

Addressing staff during the meeting, H.E. Hamad Buamim, President & CEO of Dubai Chamber, explained that Dubai Chamber would leverage its position as a business facilitator at Expo 2020 Dubai to foster cross border cooperation and lay the groundwork for new partnerships

He described the upcoming World Expo as an ideal opportunity for Dubai Chamber to promote Dubai on a global scale, elevate the emirate’s status as a magnet for foreign companies and investors and foster innovation through international cooperation.

“During Expo 2020, Dubai will share its experiences and success stories with the world, draw a blueprint to advance its vision for the next 50 years and create a new narrative - one that positions the emirate as a global leader in innovation and sustainability,” Buamim added.

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Established in 1965, the Dubai Chamber of Commerce & Industry is a non-profit public entity, whose mission is to represent, support and protect the interests of the business community in Dubai by creating a favourable business environment, supporting the development of business, and by promoting Dubai as an international business hub.

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