Dubai Chambers Explore Trade and Investment Cooperation with Serbia

The Dubai Chambers are exploring trade and investment cooperation with Serbia to enhance bilateral relations between the two regions. In a strategic move aimed at developing multiple economic partnerships, the Dubai Chambers organized a trade mission to Belgrade. This visit, which included participation from several government and private companies, highlights the significant potential for collaboration across various sectors.

Enhancing Trade Partnerships

The trade mission was led by Engineer Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori, Chairman of the Dubai Chambers, who emphasized that the growing relations between Dubai and Serbia reflect a “shared commitment to building new horizons for trade and investment exchange.” This cooperation aims to enhance dialogue between the business communities and explore new strategies that support the economic goals of both parties.

Productive Meetings with Serbian Institutions

During the visit, the Dubai Chambers delegation organized a series of meetings and roundtable discussions with various Serbian institutions. These meetings included discussions on the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement between the UAE and Serbia, which focuses on expanding trade and investment links. Productive discussions were held with the Ministry of Internal and Foreign Trade of the Republic of Serbia, where both sides reviewed ways to develop trade connections.

Exploring Vital Sectors

The Dubai Chambers delegation also participated in a roundtable discussion with the Serbian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, attended by prominent entrepreneurs in the information technology sector. They addressed support for startups through the Belgrade Science and Technology Park and the Serbian Innovation Fund, reflecting the importance of government support for innovation and technological growth.

Growth in Non-Oil Trade

Data has shown remarkable growth in non-oil trade between Dubai and Serbia, reaching 335.8 million dirhams in 2024, an increase of 43.5% compared to 2023. The number of Serbian companies registered with the Dubai Chamber is also rising, with 109 new companies joining in 2025, bringing the total number of active Serbian companies registered to 308, representing an annual increase of 36.9%.

Thanks to the ongoing efforts of the Dubai Chambers, the relationship with Serbia establishes a framework for diverse economic opportunities that will benefit both parties.