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The Dubai Chamber of Commerce has released its analysis for the first quarter of 2024, revealing a surge in new member companies. Indian businesses topped the list, with 4,351 new Indian companies joining the chamber, underscoring Dubai’s growing appeal for international investors.

Following India, Pakistan saw 2,222 new companies join the chamber, while Egypt added 1,404 new member companies. Syria ranked fourth with 736 new companies, and the United Kingdom came in fifth with 698 new companies. Bangladesh, Iraq, and Sudan followed, contributing 635, 501, and 379 new companies respectively. China and Jordan also made notable additions with 362 and 343 new companies.

Sectoral Distribution of New Members

The trade and services sector emerged as the most prominent, accounting for 42.3% of the new member companies. Real estate, leasing, and business services followed closely with 33.9%. The construction sector secured third place with 9.2%, while the transport, storage, and communications sector accounted for 8.1%. The social and personal services sector came in fifth with 6.5%.

Key Highlights:

• Indian companies lead with 4,351 new members.
• Pakistan and Egypt follow with 2,222 and 1,404 new companies respectively.
• Syrian companies make a significant contribution with 736 new members.
• The UK, Bangladesh, Iraq, Sudan, China, and Jordan also show strong growth in new memberships.
• Trade and services sector dominates with 42.3% of new members.
• Real estate, leasing, and business services account for 33.9%.

The findings highlight Dubai's robust ability to attract direct investments from diverse international markets, emphasizing the emirate's strategic importance as a global business hub.

For more information, visit the Dubai Chamber of Commerce.

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