London:Abu Dhabi The Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ADCCI) has enhanced international business opportunities for the emirate's private sector through its Global Executive Connect program held in London. This initiative brought together 17 representatives from 11 Abu Dhabi companies with senior executives and decision-makers from British and international organizations.
According to Emirates News Agency, the program featured more than 30 targeted business meetings aimed at helping participating companies identify commercial and investment opportunities, establish new partnerships, and explore international market avenues across strategic sectors. The meetings were tailored to the commercial interests and growth ambitions of the businesses involved, focusing on international market expansion and potential collaborations.
The engagements included discussions on a wide range of sectors, such as financial services, energy, technology, healthcare, and real estate. Notable participants included CMC Markets and Westcore Europe, highlighting the caliber of international connections being established. The program's diversity allowed meetings to be structured around specific commercial priorities relevant to each company's activities.
This initiative builds on the growing economic ties between Abu Dhabi and the United Kingdom, with a 45% increase in new membership registrations by British companies in Abu Dhabi in 2025. Ali Mohamed Al Marzooqi, Director General of ADCCI, emphasized the Chamber's commitment to translating international relationships into tangible economic opportunities for the private sector, helping Abu Dhabi companies access new markets and expertise.
The Global Executive Connect program underscores the Chamber's role in facilitating the international expansion of Abu Dhabi's private sector, reinforcing the emirate's position as a global business hub. The Chamber plans to continue supporting the development of opportunities identified through these engagements.