Dubai: The Dubai Chambers will have 100 specialized business groups under its umbrella by end March, as part of a strategy to offer tailor-made services to the business community and support the growth of various sectors of the economy.

“Our aim is to allow various business groups, which were previously quite broad, to specialize in their specific needs and distinguish between the specific requirements that sub-sectors within sectors would require,” said Faisal Juma Khalfan Belhoul, Vice-Chairman of Dubai Chambers. “Therefore, not diminishing the needs of all the players of our economy.”

In addition, Dubai Chambers has launched a range of digital technologies to enable business groups to tap into the info they need to communicate their key requirements back to it. These tools will allow businesses to act, evaluate, and understand the challenges and opportunities linked to their sectors, and to communicate them to the Chamber for advocacy with the government.

Dubai Chambers’ digital transformation strategy journey will help the organization to be more efficient in managing information and managing the process, while also providing other services, including access to the necessary laws to facilitate business growth.

Belhoul emphasised the importance of being close to business leaders in order to succeed. A team has been created exclusively focused on dealing with policy advocacy and research related to issues that matter most to the business community.

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