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Dubai Chambers Mission Boosts Irish Trade Ties, Adds 62 Companies

The mission's success reflects growing interest in Dubai as a gateway to global markets. It also signals enhanced cooperation across sectors like investments and innovation.

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Dubai Chambers Mission Boosts Irish Trade Ties, Adds 62 Companies

Dubai Chambers recently led a high-level trade mission to Dublin, strengthening economic ties with Ireland. The mission, part of the 'Growth Corridors' initiative, saw 62 new Irish companies join Dubai Chamber by mid-2025, boosting the total to 460 active Irish member companies. Trade between Dubai and Ireland reached AED4.1 billion in 2024, with a 20% year-on-year growth.

The mission, headed by Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori, Chairman of Dubai Chambers, and Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO, aimed to deepen Dubai's engagement with high-potential global markets. The delegation met senior officials from Enterprise Ireland, Dublin Chamber of Commerce, the Irish Strategic Investment Fund, and the Ireland Foreign Direct Investment Agency. They discussed expanding cooperation across investments, financial services, transport and logistics, venture capital, digital industries, and innovation.

The delegation also toured Ireland's leading innovation and entrepreneurship hubs, including Dogpatch Labs, Guinness Enterprise Center, and NovaUCD. Al Mansoori highlighted Dubai Chambers' support for Irish companies seeking to establish a presence in Dubai, including connecting with partners and fostering joint projects.

The mission underscored Dubai's strategic approach to global economic engagement, providing a platform for bilateral collaboration and enhanced access to international markets. With trade between Dubai and Ireland reaching AED4.1 billion in 2024, the mission's success is expected to further boost these figures. The 62 new Irish companies joining Dubai Chamber reflect the growing interest and potential for cooperation between the two regions.

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