PCFC Aims To Strengthen Ties With Chinese Trading Community In Dubai

The Ports, Customs, and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC) recently convened a strategic meeting with Chinese traders at Dragon Mart in Dubai. The gathering aimed to enhance cooperation, build on existing strategic relations, and introduce facilities to attract investors. Discussions covered various topics to underscore PCFC’s dedication to supporting the trade sector and boosting Dubai’s global competitiveness.

During the meeting, Nasser Al Neyadi, CEO of PCFC, reiterated Dubai’s commitment to aiding traders and improving the investment climate. This aligns with the Dubai Economic Agenda D33, which aims for sustainable economic growth. Al Neyadi highlighted Dubai's role as a hub for innovation and investment, emphasizing its status as a premier global destination for trade, shopping, and investment.

The meeting also focused on enhancing strategic relations and facilitating investment inflows. This reflects PCFC’s mission to support the trade sector and strengthen Dubai's global competitiveness. Abdullah Belhoul, CEO of the Department of Planning and Development – Trakhees, along with a delegation from Nakheel real estate company, attended the meeting.

Al Neyadi discussed aligning with Dubai’s commercial goals outlined in the D33 agenda. This agenda aims for diverse and sustainable growth across various economic sectors, further establishing Dubai as a leading global centre for trade and investment.

Al Neyadi detailed the benefits offered by PCFC. These include streamlined business establishment processes, smart digital platforms for service access, and diverse communication channels available anytime from any location. The corporation collaborates with strategic partners like Nakheel to support major development plans under its supervision.

The discussions also explored new directions for investors and key advantages that Dubai offers for new projects. These factors contribute significantly to the emirate’s growth as an innovation and investment hub. Al Neyadi expressed gratitude to the Chinese trading community for choosing Dubai as their trade and investment destination.

Tour of Dragon Mart

The meeting concluded with a tour of Dragon Mart's newly developed facilities. Participants were introduced to initiatives designed to meet business needs that have helped maintain Dubai’s position as a leading global destination for trade, investment, and shopping.

Al Neyadi voiced optimism about the continued success of Chinese traders in Dubai. He reaffirmed PCFC’s ongoing support through evaluating development opportunities or holding regular meetings to understand traders' needs and feedback.

This strategic meeting underscores PCFC's commitment to fostering sustainable economic growth in alignment with Dubai's broader commercial objectives. By enhancing cooperation with international traders, particularly from China, PCFC aims to solidify Dubai's standing as a global hub for trade and investment.

With inputs from WAM