The Dubai Chamber of Commerce, one of the three chambers operating under the umbrella of Dubai Chambers, has announced the establishment of the Mexican Business Council to boost bilateral trade and investment opportunities while reinforcing the ties between Dubai and Mexico’s business communities.

The launch reflects Dubai’s growing attraction among Mexican companies and investors, with the number of companies from Mexico actively registered as members of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce reaching 108 by the end of Q1 2024.

The business council’s inaugural annual general meeting took place recently at Dubai Chambers’ headquarters, focussing on strengthening economic relations between Dubai and Mexico and building mutually beneficial partnerships. In addition, participants discussed the scheduled programme of events for the months ahead.

Maha Al Gargawi, Vice President of Business Advocacy at Dubai Chambers, commented: “We are committed to empowering Business Councils to contribute to increasing promising opportunities between the private sector in Dubai and business communities around the world. We aim to strengthen economic and investment partnerships across all sectors both locally and internationally as part of our drive to boost foreign trade and further strengthen Dubai's position as a leading global business destination.”

The business councils within Dubai Chamber of Commerce advocate for companies and investors from specific countries in Dubai, collaborating closely to bolster sustainable bilateral trade and investment.

As part of advancing the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33), the chamber is expanding its Business Councils to drive foreign trade growth and assist local companies in global market expansions. – TradeArabia News Service