Dubai, UAE — Dubai Chambers, in collaboration with Dubai Customs and DP World, convened a meeting with around 100 private sector companies to assess logistics challenges and explore ways to strengthen supply chain efficiency amid shifting global conditions.
The session, chaired by Dubai Chambers Chairman Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori, brought together senior officials and business leaders, including Dubai Customs Director-General Abdulla Mohammed Busenad, Dubai Chambers President and CEO Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, and DP World GCC CEO Ahmad Yousef Al-Hassan.
Participants discussed the impact of ongoing regional developments on shipping and logistics operations, focusing on maintaining the smooth flow of goods and identifying practical solutions to emerging disruptions.
“Supported by proactive government policies and strong public-private collaboration, Dubai’s logistics network has enhanced the private sector’s ability to respond to recent challenges,” Al Mansoori said, adding that the emirate continues to strengthen its position as a global trade hub.
The meeting is part of a broader series of engagements led by Dubai Chambers aimed at gathering industry feedback, assessing business conditions and preparing sectors for future uncertainties.
Officials said the initiative seeks to deepen understanding of evolving business needs, improve coordination between stakeholders and identify strategies to boost competitiveness and operational efficiency.
Dubai, a key logistics and re-export hub linking Asia, Europe and Africa, has been working to reinforce its supply chain resilience as companies navigate geopolitical tensions and fluctuating trade flows.
