5,000 visitors from 40 countries to the activities of the WorldDubai Forum 2024


Under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman of the Dubai Integrated Economic Zones Authority, the activities of the “WorldDubai” Forum 2024, the forum specialized in the digital commerce sector, were successfully concluded, which was hosted by “Dubai CommerCity”, the first free zone of its kind in the region specialized in the trade sector. Digital, and the joint project between “Diez” and “Wasl” Real Estate.

The forum, which was organized by Worldive, the international platform specialized in enabling companies operating in the cross-border and digital commerce sectors to grow internationally, witnessed the participation of more than 5,000 visitors from 40 countries, along with representatives of the most prominent institutions, companies and bodies specialized in the digital commerce sector, and exhibitors from Major international and local companies, including eBay, VTEX, and Amazon Seller Society, “DHL”, “Aramex”, “Zajel”, “Trendyol”, “Tradeling”, “Turkish Cargo”, and BiggBrands, WorldFirst, and many other companies. Over the course of two days, the forum also provided participants with in-depth insights into the most prominent current and future trends at the sector level, within a wide range of discussion sessions, case studies and specialized training sessions.

Dr. Mohammed Al Zarouni, CEO of the Dubai Integrated Economic Zones Authority and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Dubai CommerCity, said: “Hosting (Dubai CommerCity), which is under the umbrella of (DIES), for the WorldDubai Forum 2024, came within the framework of its commitment to supporting the cross-border digital trade sector. Over the course of two days, it brought together the most prominent leading international companies from various stages of the value chain, and provided a distinguished platform to enhance cooperation at the international level.”

He added: “Through this event, we succeeded in building new international partnerships aimed at supporting future expansion strategies, and providing the digital commerce sector system at the level of the region and the Emirate of Dubai in particular with more investment benefits and incentives, in line with the vision of the Dubai Economic Agenda D33 to develop a strong economy.” Diversified and based on technology and innovation.

For his part, the CEO of the “Worldive” platform, Omar Nart, said: “We are proud of the great success achieved by the (Worldive Dubai) Forum, which received an unparalleled turnout from the entire cross-border digital trade sector system in the region, which was clearly demonstrated in the The level of the working sessions and the valuable insights they provided and in the prominent list of exhibitors in the accompanying exhibition. The credit for this success is due to the exceptional support provided by the Emirate of Dubai through (Dubai CommerCity), which contributed to reaching one of the most successful editions of this event since its inception.”

The forum witnessed the signing of two memorandums of understanding by “Dubai CommerCity”, the first with “Aramex” and “QuickBot Technologies” to launch the trial run of the “QuickBot” self-driving robot service platform for last-mile delivery, and the second between “Dubai CommerCity” and the “Finculum” group to develop innovative technical solutions aimed at To integrate order and warehouse management systems with the “Logi-Flow” service, which works to integrate the logistical operations of small and medium-sized companies with “Blockchain” technology, in addition to achieving integration between the service And the blockchain platform of Dubai Customs.

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