Post by : Bianca Suleiman
In a bid to empower local manufacturers, the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) has entered into pivotal agreements with premier finance and logistics firms at the recent ‘Make it in the Emirates 2026’ event. The initiative is designed to navigate Dubai-based exporters into the international market sphere.
These agreements underscore Dubai’s commitment to fortifying its export landscape and aligning with the ambitious goals outlined in the Dubai Economic Agenda D33. This strategy aims to more than double the emirate's manufacturing output by 2033 while solidifying its reputation as a vital hub for global trade and manufacturing.
Financial Collaborations to Drive Export Advancement
As part of this initiative, financial collaboration with Emirates Development Bank and Etihad Credit Insurance has been established to enhance funding access and provide export safeguards for manufacturers.
Businesses will benefit from:
Competitive financing options for trade
Support for working capital
Financing options specifically for export
Guaranteed financial services
Insurance protection for exports
These offerings are set to mitigate the risks associated with global trade, enhancing cash flow and empowering exporters to venture into unfamiliar markets with boosted confidence.
Logistics Partnerships to Minimize Shipping Expenses
In addition, Dubai has aligned with DHL, Aramex, and Al-Futtaim Logistics to refine logistics services beneficial to exporters.
These logistics agreements aim to provide:
Discounted shipping rates
Accelerated delivery times
Custom logistics strategies
Comprehensive supply chain assistance
Enhanced road logistics solutions
These collaborations are anticipated to assist manufacturers in decreasing shipping expenses, surmounting supply chain obstacles, and efficiently delivering goods to international clientele.
Dubai's Commitment to Elevating Global Trade Presence
Mohamad Sharaf, COO Investment Attraction at Dubai Economic Development Corporation (DEDC), remarked that Dubai is dedicated to formulating actionable business solutions that facilitate global company expansion.
He emphasized that these new collaborations will enhance business opportunities by streamlining access to finance, export security, and logistics support. This initiative aims to decrease risks and foster competitiveness while unveiling new market prospects, aligning with Dubai's D33 economic framework.
Support for Broader UAE Industrial Advancements
The agreements reflect Dubai’s endorsement of the UAE’s comprehensive industrial advancement strategies through initiatives like ‘Make it in the Emirates’. This platform aims to promote synergy among government agencies, financial entities, logistics services, and the private sector.
With the Export Assistance Programme, DEDC pledges to persist in offering support to exporters by addressing market obstacles, enhancing competitiveness, and aiding Dubai’s manufacturers in expanding on an international scale.
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