Dubai \u2013 Dubai Customs and Dubai Chambers discussed means of cooperation in support of business and private sector and to enhance the emirate\u2019s competitiveness following Dubai strategic plans and vision.<\/p>\n
These were the highlights of the meeting between H.E. Ahmed Mahboob Musabih, Director General of Dubai Customs, CEO of Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation and Dubai Chambers\u2019 delegation headed by\u00a0Mohammad Ali<\/em>\u00a0Rashed\u00a0Lootah<\/em>, President & CEO of\u00a0Dubai Chambers at Dubai Customs main building.<\/em><\/p>\n The two sides discussed their shared plans and strategies, including electronic integration of services and the development of new services, to consolidate Dubai’s position as a major global economic hub over the next ten years, and to empower and support the new generation of Dubai traders in various sectors.<\/p>\n Dubai Customs and Dubai Chambers of Commerce had previously signed a memorandum of understanding on the integration of the risk engine in relation to origin documents and the ATA Carnet.<\/p>\n \u201cWe spare no efforts to foster our partnerships with local and external entities, business groups and the private sector as part of the emirate\u2019s vision of doubling external trade to AED25 trillion in the next decade, adding 400 new cities to the Dubai\u2019s network, and attracting more investments,\u201d said Musabih. \u201cDubai Customs provides advanced services to streamline procedures, and grow ROI\u2019s for businesses.<\/p>\n