Abu Dhabi Chamber Board Sets New Economic Growth And Global Trade Goals
The Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry's new Board of Directors convened for their inaugural meeting. Chaired by Ahmed Jassim Al Zaabi, the session focused on current plans, tasks, and significant upcoming projects. The initiatives discussed aim to boost the private sector's growth and enhance the Emirate's business ecosystem.
These efforts are designed to solidify Abu Dhabi's position in global trade while increasing its economic competitiveness. The Board aims to respond effectively to rapid changes in the global economy. This approach will help Abu Dhabi maintain its dynamic economic environment.

Al Zaabi stated, "We are meeting today to embark on a new transitional era in the Abu Dhabi Chamber's journey to continue building on the previous Board's achievements, with special thanks to them for their unflagging efforts that led to success." He highlighted the importance of continuing the progress made by the former Board.
The new Board is committed to upholding the trust placed in them by leadership. They plan to contribute effectively towards building a future economy. Measures will be taken to achieve significant progress in Abu Dhabi's business sector, aiming for a diversified and sustainable knowledge-based economy.
Al Zaabi emphasised that enhancing the openness of the business environment is a priority. The Board aims to increase mutual trade rates for foreign investments, talents, and innovations. This strategy includes fostering cooperation between the Chamber and its partners in both public and private sectors.
Expanding International Networks
The Board also plans to expand its international network. They are dedicated to unifying efforts to modernise and develop the local business environment. This will enable the Chamber to create opportunities for the private sector to reach its full potential.
The goal is for the private sector to significantly contribute towards comprehensive and sustainable economic development in Abu Dhabi. By leveraging commercial and investment innovations, including intelligent digitalisation, they aim to set new records in foreign trade.
"The new Board of Directors will be keen on upholding the trust vested in us by the wise leadership through its effective contribution to building the future economy and taking all necessary measures to achieve a qualitative leap in Abu Dhabi's business sector," Al Zaabi added.
This commitment reflects their dedication towards accelerating transformation towards a diversified economy. The focus remains on sustainable growth and development within Abu Dhabi's business landscape.
The meeting concluded with a reaffirmation of their commitment towards these goals. The Board looks forward to implementing these strategies effectively, ensuring continued progress and prosperity for Abu Dhabi.
With inputs from WAM