


The city of Dubai has always been the economic capital of the UAE. The UAE leadership adopted several efficient policies to ensure improvement and advancement and a better lifestyle for citizens and residents alike. Dubai worked for decades to set a new example of modern cities through diversifying its sources of income and developing its world-class infrastructures and economic potentials to become the leading Business Hub of the region that offers a gateway to a market of more than 2.2 billion consumers.
Dubai adopts a free economy and open market policy that has no restrictions of taxes on profits of investors. This has helped the emirate create an encouraging business environment and other various opportunities for all business communities in trading, banking and financial services, exports, real estate and construction, transport and others.
Inspired by the visionary leadership of HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, the emirate succeeded in catapulting its economy and investment environment to a higher level.
Dubai’s developing infrastructure and integrated network of communication have helped facilitating the overall business environment in the emirate and attracting more foreign investments to the region. This has resulted in a remarkable increase in the emirate’s general trade.
The rapid growth of Dubai’s economy is basically attributed to the government support to the public and private sectors alike. The private sector is poised to play a larger role in Dubai’s economy through carrying out a number of mega projects that shape the future of the city such as Burj Dubai, the tallest tower building in the world, Dubai World Central, Dubai Industrial City, Dubai Sports City, Dubai Metro, Dubai Health Care City, Dubai Logistics City, the Palm Islands and others.
Dubai started its journey as a local township with humble credentials, but with determination and a clear vision to achieve international excellence and global city standing, and now its Strategic Plan 2015, is all set to go places.