Dubai Chamber of Commerce held a meeting with the Dubai Jewellery Group to discuss business continuity and operational efficiency within the emirate’s gold and jewellery sector amid current global and regional developments.
Sector resilience
The meeting was attended by H.E. Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers, alongside members of the Dubai Jewellery Group Board of Directors representing leading companies in the sector. Tawhid Abdullah, Chairman of Dubai Jewellery Group, highlighted that the sector continues to operate at high capacity despite challenges, noting improvements in supply chains, logistics, and transport following the resumption of flights through Dubai International Airport.
Abdullah said: “The Government of Dubai’s unlimited support to all business sectors during the developments witnessed around the world has strengthened the resilience of the economy and reinforced the competitiveness of the private sector both locally and globally. The government’s focus on developing Dubai’s commercial and investment ecosystem, together with the high level of efficiency with which the emirate responds to global developments, are vital factors in strengthening confidence and maintaining a positive environment among the private sector regarding the current position and long-term outlook for Dubai’s economy.”
He added: “The proactive coordination and direct engagement on the ground between Dubai Chamber of Commerce, government entities, companies, and investors contributes to strengthening the resilience and sustainability of the private sector and overcoming any challenges that may arise from global circumstances.”
Government support
Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah said: “Dubai’s gold and jewellery industry ranks among the emirate’s most significant economic sectors. Through frequent engagement with key stakeholders, we are providing integrated support to ensure the seamless continuity of operations across all activities related to the trade and manufacture of gold and jewellery in Dubai. We are also working to strengthen companies’ ability to respond to developments effectively and efficiently, further reinforcing Dubai’s position as the global capital of gold and jewellery.”
Business continuity
Participants noted the readiness of Dubai’s business ecosystem to respond to global developments while maintaining uninterrupted commercial activity. Discussions also covered government measures to support the sector and practical solutions to strengthen resilience and efficiency in adapting to market changes.
The meeting is part of an ongoing series of engagements by Dubai Chamber with Business Groups and Business Councils to evaluate current conditions, anticipate future trends, and support sector readiness amid global developments.
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