DMCC recently concluded its second Made for Trade Live roadshow in the United States, aiming to strengthen trade and investment ties between the UAE and the US. The roadshow visited San Francisco, California, and Denver, Colorado, showcasing Dubai’s appeal to American businesses.
With nearly 700 US companies based in DMCC, representing over 45% of American businesses in the UAE, the district is a preferred destination for US firms. Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman and CEO of DMCC, emphasized Dubai’s attractiveness to American companies, highlighting factors such as market size, infrastructure, trade connectivity, and ease of doing business.
DMCC’s Made for Trade Live roadshows play a crucial role in promoting Dubai as a prime business hub, attracting foreign direct investment to the emirate. Notably, DMCC accounts for 15% of Dubai’s annual FDI inflows and hosts over 24,000 businesses globally.
As DMCC continues to expand its business ecosystems and explore opportunities in sectors like tech, AI, and energy, the district aims to solidify its position as a leading destination for American companies looking to establish a presence in the UAE. The successful roadshow in the US underscores Dubai’s status as a key player in fostering UAE-US trade and investment relations.
