The Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry has hosted the ‘Multaqa Al Tujjar: Private Sector Leaders & Decision Makers Forum’ at the Abu Dhabi Energy Centre.
The event drew strong participation from senior government officials and key private sector leaders, with a focus on strengthening collaboration, addressing market priorities, and advancing a unified economic agenda.
The forum by Abu Dhabi Chamber follows high-level meetings held over the past weeks, bringing together government bodies and business leaders to address market stability and supply chain challenges amid evolving global economic conditions.
It reflects Abu Dhabi’s continued focus on institutional alignment and execution and serves as a structured platform to connect decision-makers with the business community, translate policy into action, and address operational challenges in real time.
Discussions focused on practical measures to support business continuity, enhance supply chain resilience, and reinforce the emirate’s ability to navigate global shifts with clarity and confidence.
The sessions also highlighted ongoing efforts to strengthen the business environment through targeted programs and regulatory enablement. This comes against the backdrop of sustained national growth, with non-oil sectors continuing to expand and underpin the UAE’s economic diversification, reflecting the strength of a model built on stability, competitiveness, and long-term planning.
Ahmed Jasim Al Zaabi, Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said that, “Abu Dhabi’s economic model is designed to perform through change. It is anchored in institutional alignment, regulatory clarity, and a deliberate partnership between government and the private sector.”
“The roundtables provided direct insight into current market conditions, allowing us to respond with precision and align policy with real operating needs. In periods of uncertainty, the priority is ensuring the uninterrupted flow of trade, maintaining supply chain resilience, and providing businesses with the confidence to operate and plan ahead. Our focus now is execution, translating insight into action, accelerating delivery, and ensuring the private sector remains central to sustaining momentum and stability,” the Abu Dhabi Chamber Chairman added.
The sessions witnessed high-level participation from government and private sector entities, including the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development (ADDED), Abu Dhabi Ports Group, Abu Dhabi Customs, the Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO), the Integrated Transport Centre (Abu Dhabi Mobility), 7x, the Export Credit Insurance Company of the Emirates (ECI), Dell, and Presight AI among others.
