Dubai’s business landscape continues to thrive, with 37,373 new companies joining the Dubai Chamber of Commerce within the first nine months of 2026. According to Sultan Al Mansoori, Chairman of Dubai Chambers, this surge in new registrations is accompanied by a robust export and re-export performance, reaching Dh252 billion. Speaking from the Dubai Business Forum in Shenzhen, Al Mansoori noted that these figures reflect the unwavering confidence investors have in Dubai’s unique position as a global trade hub, effectively bridging markets between the East and the West.

The city’s success is further fueled by its strategic investments in cutting-edge sectors like Agentic AI, fintech, and the green economy, which are attracting top-tier global talent and fostering innovation. By providing a world-class infrastructure and a business-friendly environment, Dubai is actively working toward the goals of the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33), which aims to cement the city’s status as one of the top three global economic centers. As the business climate evolves, the Dubai Chamber remains dedicated to supporting firms through every stage of their growth, ensuring they have the necessary resources to scale successfully on the international stage.