Dubai continues to attract a growing number of new businesses, as founders increasingly choose the emirate as the place to launch their ventures. This trend reflects a strong level of confidence in Dubai’s business environment and its ability to support companies across different sectors.
In March, 2,709 new companies joined the Dubai Chamber of Commerce, highlighting the emirate’s continued appeal and its position as a global hub for trade and investment.
A strategic move, not a coincidence
Mohannad Al Nator, Founder and CEO of Ortho Hub, said that establishing his company in Dubai was a carefully considered decision.
“It wasn’t a coincidence,” he said. “It was based on a clear reading of the economic and business landscape, and on our previous experiences in the market.”
He explained that Dubai offers more than just a regional base, describing it as a place that combines stability with opportunity. According to him, one of the main reasons behind their choice was the level of trust in the system, supported by consistent regulations and a secure environment for investments.
Al Nator also pointed to the emirate’s strong infrastructure, especially its logistics network, which allows companies to connect easily with international markets—something he considers essential for long-term operations.
A supportive and forward-looking environment
Bright Twybis, Founder of True Glow, shared a similar view, noting that his decision to start a business in Dubai came from a long-term perspective.
He said that the emirate’s economic growth continues to create demand for dependable, high-quality services, which encouraged him to enter the market.
Twybis also highlighted the way Dubai supports entrepreneurs, explaining that the system in place helps businesses not only get started, but also develop and remain competitive.
“The approach here is proactive,” he said, adding that the combination of support, structure, and opportunity makes it easier for founders to focus on building their businesses.
Confidence built through experience
For Amer Qimma, Founder and General Manager of Keep Run Technology, the decision was influenced by his long experience in Dubai.
He said that working in the emirate over the years gave him a clearer understanding of how the market operates, which eventually led him to start his own company.
Qimma pointed out that Dubai has consistently shown flexibility and efficiency, supported by strong leadership and advanced infrastructure. He also mentioned practical factors such as the ease of setting up a business, fast procedures, and flexible regulations.
In addition, he noted that quality of life and overall stability play an important role in attracting both business owners and skilled professionals.
A growing hub for global business
Taken together, these perspectives show why Dubai continues to attract new companies. It offers a combination of stability, accessibility, and opportunity that appeals to founders looking for a reliable place to grow.
With more businesses entering the market, Dubai is steadily strengthening its role as a global center for entrepreneurship—one that continues to open doors for companies aiming to expand and succeed.
