PC: Biz Today
Dubai Chambers has scheduled the Dubai Business Forum – Germany at Hamburg on May 20 for boosting investment possibilities and economic alliance development between Dubai and Germany. Such a forum represents the third international iteration of Dubai Business Forum events after China and the United Kingdom. As a component of Dubai’s Economic Agenda (D33) the initiative strives to pull in foreign direct investment and promote emirate economic expansion.
The upcoming forum presents diverse Dubai investment possibilities for German-based multinational organizations together with fast-developing startups. The Hamburg Chamber of Commerce provides backing to this event through which German companies can build significant partnerships with Dubai-based organizations. The forum under the leadership of president and CEO of Dubai Chambers Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah will drive investment and collaboration between communities which will boost mutual success and development.
The city of Hamburg serves as the chosen location because it stands recognized internationally as an economic and innovative center. An upcoming forum will unite influential actors from the public and private domains to show how Dubai supports business activity through its tax benefits and global market connections. Technology together with finance as well as logistics and manufacturing with sustainability form the central themes of the event. The upcoming event will concentrate on developing partnerships through various domains including advanced manufacturing, artificial intelligence and smart mobility together with clean energy as well as private equity and venture capital and cross-border merger and acquisition opportunities.
The Dubai Business Forum – Germany fulfills the chambers’ strategic mission to develop important economic partnerships while encouraging international trade activities and producing fresh business possibilities. This forum presents the opportunity to investigate fresh business combinations and trade links between Dubai and major world markets.
Statistics indicate that the UAE-Germany economic partnership has become crucial due to non-oil trade ending at $13.8 billion in 2024 as trade volumes rose by 5.4 percent since the previous year. The UAE considers Germany to be its primary economic partner through EU trade where it ranks second among EU members and stands at position 13 worldwide. The UAE’s exporting activity to Germany experienced extraordinary growth during 2024 reaching 44.7 percent increase which was accompanied by re-export transactions of $1.1 billion. These figures demonstrate Germany’s central position in worldwide trade operations.
The Dubai Business Forum – Germany will boost existing economic partnerships between the two countries by establishing dialogue platforms for future development of mutual trade and investment opportunities.
