By Staff Reporter
The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) has unveiled plans to attract more than 2,000 new companies in 2025, reinforcing Dubai’s accelerating rise as a premier global destination for business and trade. The announcement was made by Dr. Hamad Buamim, Chairman of the Board of DMCC, who highlighted the centre’s strong performance and its alignment with the emirate’s broader economic momentum.
Dr. Buamim revealed that total company registrations within DMCC have surpassed 26,000, a clear indication of sustained international confidence in Dubai’s business landscape. He added that the free zone is on course to conclude 2024 with over 2,000 new companies, following a robust first half in which more than 1,000 firms joined.
This continued inflow, he noted, demonstrates the emirate’s resilience and its appeal to global investors looking for strategic access to both emerging and mature markets. Dubai’s reputation as a major gateway for trade and investment across Africa, the Middle East, India, and China remains a key driver of this growth.
Dr. Buamim further underscored DMCC’s central role within Dubai’s integrated economic ecosystem, emphasising its contribution to the UAE’s long-term vision of becoming a global hub for business, innovation, and sustainable development.
Source: Emirates News Agency
