Dubai and Los Angeles Chambers Strengthen Economic Connections

Dubai and Los Angeles Chambers Strengthen Economic Connections

Post by : Bianca Suleiman

The Dubai Chambers and the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce have united to bolster economic relations and forge new avenues for bilateral investments. This significant agreement was confirmed during the Dubai Business Forum – USA held in New York City, which attracted over 700 business executives, investors, and officials.

The MoU, signed by His Excellency Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers, alongside Martin K. Breidsprecher, Chief Financial and Operating Officer of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, establishes a robust framework for collaboration between these two major business centers. The focus lies in promoting trade, encouraging investment opportunities, and fostering partnerships between companies from Dubai and Los Angeles.

This collaborative effort seeks to create a framework for knowledge sharing, business pairing, and international growth opportunities for entrepreneurs in both regions. By linking Dubai’s vibrant economy with the varied business environment of Los Angeles, the MoU is set to yield significant advantages across various sectors including technology, finance, trade, and logistics.

The initiative also complements Dubai’s comprehensive economic goals, particularly the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33), which aims to double the emirate's economic footprint in the next decade and position it among the world’s leading cities. Dubai Chambers remains instrumental in enhancing the business landscape, attracting foreign investments, and helping local businesses flourish on an international scale.

This agreement underscores Dubai’s ongoing pledge to international economic partnerships and lays the groundwork for a stronger, mutually advantageous business environment for both cities.

Nov. 19, 2025 1:23 p.m. 252
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