The number of Chinese companies registered in “Dubai Commodities” touches the 1000

The Dubai Multi Commodities Center has announced the conclusion of two strategic partnerships with the Beijing Center for Innovation Services to help digital economics companies in global expansion (Beijing Center for Innovation Services), and Beijing Chawang Council for International Trade Promotion (Beijing Chawang).

A statement, issued yesterday, stated that the two partnerships were signed during the first edition of the series of direct promotional tours, “It was found for trade” in 2025, which the Dubai Center for Multiple Commodities organized its activities in the cities of Beijing and Shinzin, during which it announced an annual growth in the number of Chinese companies registered in its business area by 17.5% to approach the 1000 companies.

Under the two partnerships, the Dubai Commodities Center will cooperate with both Beijing Center for Innovation Services and the Beijing Chawang Council, within several axes that include: promoting trade, facilitating investments, and developing strategic partnerships.

These two partnerships will include the organization of commercial seminars, promotional investment tours, and activities for communication, with the aim of enhancing cross -border international cooperation as well as supporting digital trade and adopting the “blockchain” technology to ensure smooth and safe transactions between the two parties.

The two partnerships will also open new horizons for companies in Dubai and Beijing, by providing broader investment opportunities, entering new markets, and providing simplified solutions to establish business.

“With the number of Chinese companies registered within the Dubai Multiple Commodity Center business community to about 1,000 companies, our business area has become a favorite destination for Chinese companies in Dubai,” said Ahmed bin Siliem, First CEO and Executive Director of the Dubai Center for Multiple Commodities. He added: «This strong and continuous growth reflects the attractiveness of our free zone, which focuses on providing specially designed services and world -class office spaces, along with an advanced environmental system that supports the trade of goods and the next generation of technology such as artificial intelligence and (Web 3). He pointed out that «by signing two strategic partnerships with each of the Beijing Center for Innovation Services and Beijing Chawang Council, we thus take another big step to enhance our direct trade relations with China, which will arise from a great momentum, and opens wider horizons of business opportunities, and confirming the continuation of the Dubai Multiple Commodities Center as a favorite partner for Chinese companies at the region level.