Dubai Chamber of Commerce has reported a record Dh356.5 billion in exports and re-exports, reflecting strong growth in its membership base and expanding international trade activity.
The milestone highlights Dubai’s continued rise as a global trading hub, supported by pro-business policies, advanced logistics infrastructure and strong links with international markets. The chamber said the growth was driven by increased participation from local and international companies, as well as rising demand for Dubai-based products and services across key global destinations.
Membership numbers also reached new highs, underlining the emirate’s appeal to investors and entrepreneurs from a wide range of sectors. New member registrations were boosted by Dubai’s strategic location, ease of doing business and ongoing economic diversification efforts.
Officials noted that the strong trade performance aligns with Dubai’s long-term economic vision to strengthen non-oil trade, expand private-sector participation and deepen global economic partnerships. Initiatives aimed at supporting exporters, opening new markets and enhancing trade facilitation played a key role in achieving the record figures.
Dubai Chamber reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the business community through advocacy, market access programmes and international expansion initiatives, as the emirate continues to position itself as a leading gateway for global trade and investment.
