Dubai Chamber has extended its global footprint by inaugurating a trade office in Lagos, Nigeria, as part of its expansive foray into Africa.
The move aims to tap into the burgeoning business potential in Nigeria and the broader West Africa region.
Mohammad Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers, highlighted the significance of establishing a presence in Nigeria, marking a substantial milestone in Dubai's economic ties with the country.
This strategic expansion, the seventh in Africa and 28th globally, facilitates enhanced cross-border partnerships and serves as a platform for communication and economic cooperation.
The Lagos office will play a pivotal role in strengthening Dubai's commercial relationship with Nigeria, fostering business matching, networking events, and providing comprehensive support to companies and investors navigating opportunities in both markets.
Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the Governor of Lagos State, welcomed the initiative, encouraging businesses and entrepreneurs to forge a lasting, mutually beneficial economic relationship between Dubai and Lagos.
The inauguration signifies a collaborative effort to boost trade and investments while establishing Dubai's presence as a significant player in Lagos' dynamic business landscape.
