DUBAI, Dubai Chamber of Commerce, one of the three Chambers operating under Dubai Chambers, has launched the Business Sectors Platform at a special event held at its headquarters today.
This comes as part of the Chamber’s efforts to provide value-added services to Business Groups and Business Councils, in a bid to enhance the emirate’s reputation as a global business and trade hub
The new platform offers an innovative package of quality services designed specifically to meet the needs of Business Groups and Business Councils to enable them to operate effectively and achieve their objectives.
The launch saw attendance of more than 200 heads and members of Business Groups and Business Councils, led by Faisal Juma Balhoul, Vice-Chairman of Dubai Chambers, in the presence of Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers.
The platform is launched to keep pace with the changing demands and needs of Business Groups and Councils, enhances their competitiveness and ability to achieve their strategic goals, and supports Dubai’s digital transformation agenda.
Commenting on the launch of the Business Sectors Platform, Belhoul said, “Business Groups and Business Councils play a vital role in the growth and competitiveness of Dubai’s economy. The new services we are providing lay the foundations for more efficiency and impact in the work of Business Groups and Business Councils.”
Belhoul pointed out that the new digital platform will positively impact the activities of Business Groups and Business Councils. “In addition to our efforts to increase the number of these groups and councils, we continue to endeavour to launch initiatives that enhance the ease of doing business as well as improve the business environment in Dubai.”
The platform will allow Business Groups and Business Councils to add their comments and recommendations on the legislation, laws, policies and regulations electronically, thereby enhancing the strategic partnership between the public and private sectors and improving their two-way communications.
The platform features a comprehensive and integrated set of specialised services that are key to Business Groups and Business Councils. The platform will help in saving time and effort and enhance communications between the Chamber and the private sector, thereby reinforcing the Chamber’s role as a representative of the business community.
The chamber’s programmes cover different topics that are vital to support Business Groups and Business Councils’ efforts such as the Digital Presence Programme.
This Programme focuses on establishing the digital presence of the Business Group/ Business Council while the Advocacy Programme sheds light on how they can advocate effectively.
Other programmes include topics such as Memberships, Data Analytics and Technology for Business Groups and International Best Practices.
In addition to an in-depth discussion on the Business Sectors Platform, the event also saw the introduction of the new Business Advocacy Sector by Maha Al Gargawi, Executive Director of Business Advocacy at Dubai Chambers.
The sector advises and supports the private sector by streamlining and expanding their advocacy efforts to focus public-private sector cooperation on creating tangible solutions to driving business and boost economic competitiveness.
Business Groups and Business Councils play a vital role in Dubai’s business and economic landscape. They ensure representation of all the business sectors and facilitate mutual dialogue between stakeholders and government entities, addressing policy matters and enhancing the competitiveness of their respective sectors.
Source: Emirates News Agency