Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone (RAKEZ) has conducted a high-level delegation visit to the United Kingdom, engaging British investors and reinforcing its position as a strategic gateway to the UAE and regional markets.
The delegation held meetings with investors, industry leaders, and business stakeholders across London and Manchester.
In London, RAKEZ sponsored the British Chamber of Commerce Dubai (BCCD) business briefing, ‘Doing Business in Dubai and Northern Emirates,’ which attracted British companies exploring opportunities in the Middle East.
Holly Garforth, Head of Business Development at RAKEZ, participated in a panel discussion, offering insights into establishing and relocating businesses within Ras Al Khaimah’s plug-and-play business ecosystem, designed for rapid setup and operational efficiency.
The delegation continued its engagement in Manchester, participating in sessions on ‘Making the Right Business Setup Choice in the UAE,’ providing guidance to British investors seeking scalable and cost-effective bases for regional and global expansion.
Throughout the roadshow, RAKEZ conducted targeted B2B meetings with stakeholders from the advanced manufacturing, supply chain, and professional services sectors, emphasizing the emirate’s robust infrastructure, regulatory clarity, and connectivity as key enablers for business growth.
Ramy Jallad RAKEZ Group CEO
“The UK remains a priority market for RAKEZ. Our engagement in London and Manchester allowed us to connect directly with decision-makers, understand their strategic ambitions, and showcase how Ras Al Khaimah offers the infrastructure, regulatory environment, and business ecosystem needed to grow with confidence.”
RAKEZ currently hosts more than 3,600 British investors operating across SME and industrial sectors, underscoring the emirate’s appeal as a regional business hub.
The UK roadshow forms part of RAKEZ’s international outreach strategy, aimed at deepening commercial ties, attracting high-quality investment, and reinforcing the economic bridge between Ras Al Khaimah and the United Kingdom.
