Dubai Chambers has held a high-level economic roundtable in New York with 17 major American trade bodies, strengthening cooperation in sectors such as AI, clean energy, advanced manufacturing and digital trade. The discussions align with Dubai’s D33 economic agenda, which aims to double the emirate’s economic output over the next decade. The meeting focused on deepening investment corridors, supporting cross-border business formation and enabling smoother market entry for companies on both sides. Participants highlighted Dubai’s role as a competitive global business hub with world-class logistics, regulatory clarity and access to regional markets. For GCC professionals, the renewed UAE–US economic alignment signals expanding opportunities in innovation-driven industries and a growing demand for skilled talent.
