Dubai Chambers has been named as a Featured Partner for the World Governments Summit 2025, which is set to take place in Dubai from February 11 to 13, 2025. The summit will operate under the theme ‘Shaping Future Governments’ and aims to gather global thought leaders, experts, and decision-makers to foster international cooperation and develop effective solutions for pressing global challenges.

Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori, Chairman of Dubai Chambers, is scheduled to participate in a discussion session that will focus on the drivers of economic growth and explore ways to strengthen partnerships with the global business community. Additionally, he will chair a special roundtable session that will involve government officials and over 50 prominent leaders from top family businesses worldwide. This session will address various topics, including corporate governance, leadership transitions, and the significant role of family businesses in job creation and economic growth.

Al Mansoori stated that Dubai Chambers is dedicated to enhancing international cooperation to advance shared economic and development goals. He emphasized the importance of forming strategic partnerships with global stakeholders and noted that expanding the private sector’s role in societal progress is crucial for creating innovative solutions for a better future. He also highlighted the need to develop pioneering business models that are aligned with global transformations.

Furthermore, Al Mansoori expressed that the partnership between Dubai Chambers and the World Governments Summit reflects their commitment to driving global economic dialogue. He pointed out that this collaboration aims to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and contribute to innovative solutions for a sustainable business environment. Through this partnership, Dubai Chambers intends to strengthen its role in shaping the future business landscape and enhance the business community’s contribution to strategies that meet societal aspirations.

The efforts of Dubai Chambers align with Dubai’s ambitious development plans and strategic priorities, which include enhancing the emirate’s business-friendly environment, attracting global companies and investors, and supporting local businesses in expanding to international markets. The initiatives also focus on advancing Dubai’s digital economy and improving the legislative and regulatory framework to foster excellence in institutional and customer services.

This year’s World Governments Summit is expected to have record international participation, featuring over 30 heads of state and government, 140 government delegations, and more than 80 international and regional organizations. The summit will host 21 global forums covering major trends across over 200 sessions, with more than 300 speakers, including presidents, ministers, and thought leaders. Additionally, the summit will feature over 30 roundtables and ministerial meetings involving more than 400 ministers, and will publish 30 strategic reports in collaboration with international knowledge partners.