Dubai Chambers are looking to enhance economic relations with Northern Macedonia


Dubai Chambers discussed at its headquarters today ways to enhance the joint economic, commercial and investment relations with a high -level delegation from the Northern Republic of Macedonia headed by its Prime Minister, Dr. Hristian Mecsky, as the two parties affirmed their commitment to expanding bilateral cooperation in the fields of trade and investment.

The meeting was attended by Eng. Sultan bin Saeed Al -Mansoori, Chairman of the Board of Dubai Chambers, and Muhammad Ali Rashid Lootah, Director General of Dubai Chambers, where Al -Mansouri said: “The visit is an important step towards achieving our joint aspirations to enhance economic cooperation and open new horizons for business community in the two countries. Its environment is attractive to investment. “

Al -Mansouri added: “We look forward to exploring investment opportunities, and discussing Dubai companies from promising opportunities in the various economic sectors, to serve the interests of business community in Dubai and Northern Macedonia.”

Al -Mansouri stressed the commitment of the rooms to support the success of the Macedonian business community in Dubai, and to help Macedonian companies benefit from the strategic Dubai site and its competitive advantages to expand the global markets.

Discussions dealt with ways to increase the volume of trade and investment between Northern Macedonia and Dubai, with a special focus on the main exports coming from Northern Macedonia to Dubai, which represent electronics, clothes, vehicles, machinery, fruits and vegetables; While Dubai’s main exports to Northern Macedonia include electronics, medical tools, games, sports equipment, and industrial fibers, as well as perfumes and cosmetics.

The value of non -oil trade between Dubai and Northern Macedonia amounted to about 52.2 million US dollars in the year 2024, as the two sides discussed how to raise it and develop it in line with the capabilities and capabilities of both sides.

The meeting also focused on the growing presence of Macedonian companies in Dubai; As the total number of Macedonian companies members of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce by the end of 2024 reached 47 companies with an annual growth rate of 52%. Five other companies from Northern Macedonia also joined the room during the first quarter of 2025, bringing their total number to 52 companies.

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