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Dubai Chamber Of Commerce Concludes Trade Mission In Phnom Penh, Organising Over 189 Bilateral Business Meetings Between Companies From Dubai And Cambodia
(MENAFN- Mid-East Info)
As part of the mission, the chamber hosted the 'Doing Business with Cambodia' Forum in cooperation with the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in the Kingdom of Thailand (currently serving as the UAE's Non-Resident Embassy to Cambodia), the Ministry of Commerce in Cambodia, the Cambodia Chamber of Commerce, and the Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC). The forum featured welcome remarks delivered by E Kamrang, Secretary of State, Ministry of Commerce, Kingdom of Cambodia; Neak Oknha Kith Meng, President of Cambodia Chamber of Commerce and Chair of ASEAN Business Advisory Council- Cambodia; Salem Al Shamsi, Executive Vice President of International Relations at Dubai Chambers, and Suon Sophal, Deputy Secretary General of the Cambodia Investment Board, Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) who presented a presentation on exploring Cambodia's economic growth. More than 357 senior officials, business leaders, and representatives of local companies attended the forum to explore avenues for cooperation and partnership opportunities between members of the Dubai delegation and the Cambodian business community. Salem Al Shamsi, Executive Vice President of International Relations at Dubai Chambers, commented:“We are committed to enabling Dubai-based companies to build strong partnerships in priority markets and opening new paths for international expansion. These activities support the sustainable growth of Dubai's business community and reinforce the emirate's position as a leading global business hub.” Dubai's non-oil trade with Cambodia increased to AED 1.4 billion in 2024, representing year-on-year growth of 3%. During the forum, Dubai Chamber of Commerce delivered an informative presentation outlining the opportunities offered by Dubai's dynamic business environment. The session highlighted the emirate's competitive advantages for Cambodian companies across diverse sectors and demonstrated how Dubai serves as a strategic gateway to high-potential regional markets. The Council for the Development of Cambodia delivered an overview of the country's economic fundamentals, business environment, development strategies, and commercial landscape, together with the key investment opportunities available to foreign companies and investors. Dubai Chamber of Commerce has identified a range of high-potential sectors for trade from Dubai and Cambodia including aluminium; iron and steel; beverages; mattresses and bedding; furniture; and aircraft and spacecraft parts. Promising sectors for investment in Cambodia by Dubai-based companies include travel and tourism; hotel and restaurants; transportation and warehousing; textiles; consumer products; and appliances; as well as construction and infrastructure investments. The delegation from Dubai featured representatives from 16 Dubai-based private-sector companies operating across diverse industries including building materials and construction; engineering; FMCG trading; food and beverages; healthcare, retail; ready-made garments; textiles; beauty and cosmetics; and the oil and gas sector. About Dubai Chambers: Dubai Chambers is a non-profit public entity that supports Dubai's vision as a global player by empowering businesses, delivering innovative value-added services, and unlocking access to influential networks. In March 2021, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, announced the restructuring of Dubai Chamber of Commerce and the formation of three chambers for the emirate, namely Dubai Chamber of Commerce, Dubai International Chamber, and Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, which now operate under the umbrella of Dubai Chambers.
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Salem AlShamsi:“We are committed to enabling Dubai-based companies to build strong partnerships in priority markets.”
Dubai's non-oil trade with Cambodia reached AED 1.4 billion in 2024, recording year-on-year growth of 3%.
As part of the mission, the chamber hosted the 'Doing Business with Cambodia' Forum in cooperation with the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in the Kingdom of Thailand (currently serving as the UAE's Non-Resident Embassy to Cambodia), the Ministry of Commerce in Cambodia, the Cambodia Chamber of Commerce, and the Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC). The forum featured welcome remarks delivered by E Kamrang, Secretary of State, Ministry of Commerce, Kingdom of Cambodia; Neak Oknha Kith Meng, President of Cambodia Chamber of Commerce and Chair of ASEAN Business Advisory Council- Cambodia; Salem Al Shamsi, Executive Vice President of International Relations at Dubai Chambers, and Suon Sophal, Deputy Secretary General of the Cambodia Investment Board, Council for the Development of Cambodia (CDC) who presented a presentation on exploring Cambodia's economic growth. More than 357 senior officials, business leaders, and representatives of local companies attended the forum to explore avenues for cooperation and partnership opportunities between members of the Dubai delegation and the Cambodian business community. Salem Al Shamsi, Executive Vice President of International Relations at Dubai Chambers, commented:“We are committed to enabling Dubai-based companies to build strong partnerships in priority markets and opening new paths for international expansion. These activities support the sustainable growth of Dubai's business community and reinforce the emirate's position as a leading global business hub.” Dubai's non-oil trade with Cambodia increased to AED 1.4 billion in 2024, representing year-on-year growth of 3%. During the forum, Dubai Chamber of Commerce delivered an informative presentation outlining the opportunities offered by Dubai's dynamic business environment. The session highlighted the emirate's competitive advantages for Cambodian companies across diverse sectors and demonstrated how Dubai serves as a strategic gateway to high-potential regional markets. The Council for the Development of Cambodia delivered an overview of the country's economic fundamentals, business environment, development strategies, and commercial landscape, together with the key investment opportunities available to foreign companies and investors. Dubai Chamber of Commerce has identified a range of high-potential sectors for trade from Dubai and Cambodia including aluminium; iron and steel; beverages; mattresses and bedding; furniture; and aircraft and spacecraft parts. Promising sectors for investment in Cambodia by Dubai-based companies include travel and tourism; hotel and restaurants; transportation and warehousing; textiles; consumer products; and appliances; as well as construction and infrastructure investments. The delegation from Dubai featured representatives from 16 Dubai-based private-sector companies operating across diverse industries including building materials and construction; engineering; FMCG trading; food and beverages; healthcare, retail; ready-made garments; textiles; beauty and cosmetics; and the oil and gas sector. About Dubai Chambers: Dubai Chambers is a non-profit public entity that supports Dubai's vision as a global player by empowering businesses, delivering innovative value-added services, and unlocking access to influential networks. In March 2021, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, announced the restructuring of Dubai Chamber of Commerce and the formation of three chambers for the emirate, namely Dubai Chamber of Commerce, Dubai International Chamber, and Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, which now operate under the umbrella of Dubai Chambers.
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