The Dubai International Chamber has officially opened a new office in Karachi, aiming to strengthen trade and investment ties between Pakistan and Dubai. This move is part of the Dubai Global Initiative, which plans to establish 50 international offices by 2030 to promote global business cooperation.
The Karachi office will serve as a bridge for Pakistani businesses looking to expand into Dubai. It will provide valuable support, including market insights, regulatory guidance, and connections with potential investors. By offering these services, the office aims to simplify the process for local companies entering the Dubai market and encourage more cross-border business collaborations.
In addition, the office will assist Dubai-based companies interested in exploring opportunities in Pakistan. It will provide guidance on sectors experiencing growth in Pakistan, including technology, trade, real estate, and manufacturing. This two-way support is expected to boost bilateral trade and investment between the two regions.
Officials highlighted that opening an office in Karachi is a strategic decision because of Pakistan’s growing business potential and Dubai’s status as a regional commercial hub. The initiative also reflects Dubai’s commitment to global economic partnerships and Pakistan’s desire to attract foreign investment.
Business leaders in Pakistan have welcomed the move, noting that such offices can help reduce challenges in international trade and create opportunities for local entrepreneurs. Analysts say this step will strengthen commercial ties, improve economic cooperation, and contribute to sustainable growth in both regions.
The Karachi office is now ready to assist companies on both sides, marking a new chapter in Pakistan-Dubai business relations and opening doors for increased collaboration and economic development.
