The Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, operating under Dubai Chambers, has formalized a new strategic collaboration with the Geneva Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Services through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This partnership aims to enhance business synergies between private sector companies in Dubai and Geneva, fostering bilateral growth in key trade and investment sectors.
The agreement positions Geneva-based companies to tap into Dubai’s status as a global export hub and dynamic investment destination, while simultaneously creating pathways for Dubai enterprises to explore expansion into Geneva’s lucrative market. Both chambers will also collaborate to develop a platform dedicated to cross-cultural training and capacity building, equipping businesses with the skills needed to thrive in diverse cultural and linguistic landscapes.
The MoU was signed by Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers, and Vincent Subilia, Director-General of the Geneva Chamber, during a ceremony attended by senior leaders from both entities.
Lootah emphasized the significance of the agreement, stating: “This partnership with the Geneva Chamber underscores our commitment to building cross-border connections that unlock new opportunities for businesses in Dubai and beyond. It highlights Dubai’s appeal as a gateway for investment and trade, particularly in the growing digital economy sector, and supports companies in scaling their operations globally.”
Subilia added, “This MoU strengthens our long-standing relationship with a key player in the global network of Chambers of Commerce. It offers our members enhanced opportunities to innovate and expand, while serving as a valuable resource for Dubai companies seeking access to the Geneva market.”
Through this collaboration, both chambers aim to solidify their roles in driving economic growth, innovation, and business expansion on the global stage.
The Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, operating under Dubai Chambers, has formalized a new strategic collaboration with the Geneva Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Services through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This partnership aims to enhance business synergies between private sector companies in Dubai and Geneva, fostering bilateral growth in key trade and investment sectors.
The agreement positions Geneva-based companies to tap into Dubai’s status as a global export hub and dynamic investment destination, while simultaneously creating pathways for Dubai enterprises to explore expansion into Geneva’s lucrative market. Both chambers will also collaborate to develop a platform dedicated to cross-cultural training and capacity building, equipping businesses with the skills needed to thrive in diverse cultural and linguistic landscapes.
The MoU was signed by Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers, and Vincent Subilia, Director-General of the Geneva Chamber, during a ceremony attended by senior leaders from both entities.
Lootah emphasized the significance of the agreement, stating: “This partnership with the Geneva Chamber underscores our commitment to building cross-border connections that unlock new opportunities for businesses in Dubai and beyond. It highlights Dubai’s appeal as a gateway for investment and trade, particularly in the growing digital economy sector, and supports companies in scaling their operations globally.”
Subilia added, “This MoU strengthens our long-standing relationship with a key player in the global network of Chambers of Commerce. It offers our members enhanced opportunities to innovate and expand, while serving as a valuable resource for Dubai companies seeking access to the Geneva market.”
Through this collaboration, both chambers aim to solidify their roles in driving economic growth, innovation, and business expansion on the global stage.
