DUBAI: Dubai continues to draw overseas traders at a report tempo, with 53,838 new corporations becoming a member of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce within the first 9 months of 2025.
Pakistani companies ranked second amongst non-UAE traders, with 4,281 new registrations, underlining the emirate’s rising significance as a hub for commerce, funding, and regional enterprise enlargement, in response to the report.
The chamber reported that the overall worth of members’ exports and re-exports rose to AED 260 billion, representing a 16% improve in comparison with the identical interval final yr.
Throughout this era, the chamber additionally issued 627,908 Certificates of Origin, up 9% from 2024, and processed 3,743 ATA Carnets for items valued at round AED 3.69 billion, reflecting strong worldwide commerce exercise.
In response to H1 (Jan to June) 2025 nationality-specific information, Indian-owned corporations led new memberships with 9,038 registrations, adopted by Pakistan’s 4,281 companies, Egypt’s 2,540, and Bangladesh with 1,541 new corporations, reflecting robust year-on-year progress.
The UK ranked fifth with 1,385 new corporations, whereas Syria, China, Jordan, Türkiye, and Canada rounded out the highest ten overseas traders.
The chamber additionally supported the worldwide enlargement of 90 native corporations, a 20% rise in comparison with 2024, and reviewed 42 legal guidelines and draft legal guidelines, with private-sector suggestions reaching a 64% adoption fee. Mediation circumstances dealt with by the chamber reached 146, with a mixed worth of AED 230 million.
Pakistani traders are more and more profiting from alternatives in commerce, logistics, e-commerce, and family-owned enterprises, benefiting from Dubai’s rising enterprise ecosystem, commerce facilitation providers, and legislative assist.
