LONDON: Dubai Chambers has officially launched its first international business hub, Dubai Hub London, aimed at simplifying and streamlining services for global investors looking to establish operations in Dubai. This strategic initiative marks a significant step in supporting international businesses through integrated public and private sector services.
Supervised by Dubai Chambers and operated by Al Burj Holding as a government service outsourcing centre, the licensed Dubai Hub London consolidates vital economic, real estate and legal services under one roof. The hub’s launch aligns with Dubai’s broader vision to strengthen its position as a global business capital and boost international investor confidence.
During its first phase, the hub will provide services from several key Dubai entities, including the Dubai Land Department, Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism, General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs, and Dubai Courts. These services include property valuations, data modifications, business licensing, contract attestation, and legal document verification.
The hub also collaborates with prominent property developers to offer real estate solutions directly to UK-based investors and entrepreneurs. By bringing these resources to London, Dubai Chambers seeks to create a seamless experience for those interested in tapping into the emirate’s robust market.
Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers, said the launch supports the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33) and reflects the emirate’s commitment to easing the journey for foreign investors. “The launch of Dubai Hub sends a clear message: facilitating business for global investors is our top priority,” he stated.
London was chosen as the launch city due to its global financial importance and wide-reaching investor network. The hub is designed to build stronger ties between Dubai and the UK, creating new investment channels and enhancing bilateral economic relations.
Dubai’s advanced infrastructure, flexible regulatory environment, and global connectivity continue to attract high levels of foreign direct investment. The emirate secured its position as the top global destination for FDI attraction for the fourth consecutive year in 2024, according to fDi Markets by the Financial Times.
