Dubai Chambers has announced a new milestone for Dubai’s business sector after more than 30,000 companies renewed their memberships in a single month, highlighting the emirate’s growing economic strength and global business appeal.

According to Dubai Chamber of Commerce, a total of 30,697 companies renewed their memberships during April 2026 — the highest monthly renewal figure in the chamber’s history.

The record reflects Dubai’s ability to adapt to global economic changes through a forward-looking strategy focused on sustainable growth, competitiveness, and creating a highly flexible business environment that continues to attract investment opportunities across multiple sectors.

Data also showed that the average monthly membership renewals in 2025 reached around 18,280 companies, compared to 15,589 per month in 2024, demonstrating strong and accelerating economic momentum.

Economic support measures worth AED 1 billion introduced by Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum also played a major role in boosting business confidence and encouraging companies to continue expanding their operations.

Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori said the achievement reflects the high level of trust the business community places in Dubai’s economy, which is built on innovation, diversification, and openness to global markets.

He added that Dubai continues strengthening its position as a global hub for trade and investment under the vision of Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, while further enhancing cooperation between the public and private sectors to support long-term economic growth.

Dubai Chambers also confirmed its commitment to improving the business environment and helping companies expand into regional and international markets, reinforcing Dubai’s status as one of the world’s leading economic centers.