Dubai Chambers has successfully completed the Dubai – India Business Forum today in Mumbai. The event was organized outside the visit of his highness Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid al Maktoum, heir prince of Dubai, Vice Prime Minister, Minister of Defense and President of the Executive Council of Dubai, to India.
The Forum focused on the ways to improve strategic economic opportunities between the two markets and about 200 senior officials and investors attended, including a delegation with 39 prominent business leaders of Dubai.
The event occurs three years after the signing of the Integral Economic Association Agreement (CEPA) between the EAU and India on February 18, 2022, the first bilateral program of the EAU and its CEPA program, and coincides with Strogum in bilateral relations.
Duration The forum, participants explored roads to improve commercial and investment ties between commercial communities in Dubai and India, as well as identify opportunities to launch new joint companies and strategic associations. The discussions focused on the competitive advantages and economic perspectives of both markets, and how to take advantage of these strengths to boost the growth of bilateral trade and investments.
Duration of his opening comments, his excellence Ahmad Bin Byat, vice president of Dubai Chambers, commented: “Dubai and India share an exceptional relationship based on mutual trust and a commitment to economic integration. The markets exceeded the Aed142 billion of the first nine monnhs of 2024, achieving a year -on -year growth of 19%.
His excellence Mohammad Ali Rashed Lotah, president and CEO of Dubai Chambers, said: “Dubai occupies a strategic position for Indian companies as a preferred investment destination due to their unique competitive advantages. Indian companies joined the camera Duration Q1 2025, marking a growth year after year 16.2%in terms or fierceists.
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The forum included a discussion panel with the Mohammad Ali Rashed Lotah, along with R Mukundan, vice president of the Confederation of the Indian Industry (CLL); ADEEB AHAMED, President of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICO) – Arab Council; And Anant Singhania, president and member of the current Managing Committee of the BMI Chamber of Commerce and industry adjustments.
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