Government entities and private sector representatives in Dubai met to review logistics needs and supply chain challenges as global conditions continue to shift.
The session was organised by Dubai Chambers in collaboration with Dubai Customs and DP World. Around 100 representatives from the private sector took part in the discussions.
The meeting was chaired by Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori, Chairman of Dubai Chambers, and attended by senior officials including Abdulla Mohammed Busenad, Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, and Ahmad Yousef Al-Hassan, CEO and Managing Director of DP World GCC.
Sector challenges
Participants discussed key issues affecting the shipping and logistics sector, particularly in light of regional developments. The session also explored practical solutions to maintain the smooth movement of goods and improve supply chain efficiency.
Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori said: “Dubai’s integrated logistics ecosystem has reinforced the confidence of the local and international business community in the remarkable efficiency and readiness that set the emirate’s economy apart. Supported by proactive government policies, close cooperation between the public and private sectors, and strong institutional agility, Dubai’s logistics network has strengthened the private sector’s ability to respond to the challenges arising from the recent developments affecting the region and the wider world, further consolidating Dubai’s position as a key hub on the global trade map.”
He added: “Dubai Chambers remains committed to supporting companies operating in the emirate and strengthening their competitiveness, regardless of the current circumstances. This underlines the importance of the partnership between the public and private sectors as a fundamental pillar of economic resilience and sustainable growth. Through close and ongoing coordination with all relevant entities, we are keen to provide targeted support that safeguards the interests of the business community and enhances the resilience and readiness of all economic sectors.”
The meeting is part of a series of engagements led by Dubai Chambers to assess business conditions, gather industry feedback, and strengthen coordination between public and private sector stakeholders. The initiative aims to support companies in adapting to global developments and maintaining operational efficiency.
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