In an effort to increase trade and investment between the United States and the United Arab Emirates in several important economic sectors, the Government of Dubai Authority (the DMCC), the world’s premier free zone, has wrapped up its second Made for Trade Live roadshow in the United States. The tour stopped in San Francisco, California, and Denver, Colorado.
To maintain the UAE’s position as the Middle East’s largest recipient of US foreign direct investment, DMCC briefed US executives on the advantages of doing business in Dubai, including its world-class infrastructure, distinctive business environment, and abundance of business opportunities.
“Dubai has long been the hub of choice for American companies in the region,” stated Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman and CEO of DMCC. This is demonstrated by the record levels of trade and investment we saw last year and by the fact that Dubai’s market size, infrastructure, trade connectivity, and ease of doing business continue to draw US businesses.
We represent nearly half of the US business presence in the UAE with our nearly 700 US companies in our district; this is a position we plan to solidify as we grow our business ecosystems and capitalise on the enormous potential of industries like tech, AI, energy, and more.
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