Author: Omar Yahia

If you're considering establishing a new company or transferring your existing business to Dubai, you're making the right decision. Dubai, one of the most famous and densely populated emirates in the United Arab Emirates, has transformed into one of the world's most technologically advanced, exceptionally built, and popular business hubs as part of its journey toward becoming a smart city. This has made Dubai a global magnet for business events, corporate conferences, and meetings, attracting hundreds of entrepreneurs around the world who establish new businesses in Dubai every year. 

Dubai tops the Arab list of the wealthiest cities, with a large number of millionaires reaching 68,400, including about 206 billionaires whose wealth exceeds $100 million and about 15 billionaires. Abu Dhabi comes second in the Arab ranking with 24,200 millionaires, making the UAE capital a focus of attention for many global investors.

Dubai has always been an attractive destination for businesses and entrepreneurs, thanks to its strategic location, world-class infrastructure, and investor-friendly policies. But now, the UAE-based financial sector has reaffirmed its commitment to sustainability goals ahead of COP28, presenting even more opportunities for businesses in Dubai.

The UAE has numerous competitive advantages that help to create promising opportunities and meet the aspirations of investors in various fields, particularly industry, as the way is for innovation, manufacturing, and export in light of encouraging facilities that are unparalleled in any country.