Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy attracts 30 startups in Q1 2023

Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy attracts 30 startups in Q1 2023

Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy said it attracted 30 startups with strong potential in the technology sector in the first quarter of 2023 to further develop the digital economy of the emirate and enhance its appeal to tech investors. As one of the three chambers operating under Dubai Chambers, the said its achievement is a testament to its commitment to boosting the digital economy in the city and supporting the ambitious Dubai Economic Agenda D33. The chamber also unveiled a new initiative to enhance communication with key stakeholders in the digital business community and organised a series of 10 interactive workshops for the private sector focusing on specific areas of the digital economy. Omar Sultan Al Olama, Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence, Digital Economy, and Remote Work Applications and chairman of Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, said that realising the vision of the leadership to make the city a global capital of the digital economy remains a top priority for the chamber both now and in the future and that the private sector is a key player in achieving this objective. “A main focus for the UAE is strengthening constructive dialogue with key segments of Dubai’s digital business community