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    Dubai Chamber members’ exports surge 18% to $46.8bn in H1 2025

    Kuwaiti TribuneBy Kuwaiti TribuneAugust 25, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Dubai Chamber of Commerce has reported that its members’ world exports and re-exports surged to AED171.9bn ($46.8bn) within the first half of 2025, an 18 per cent improve in comparison with the identical interval final yr.

    GCC markets topped the listing of locations, accounting for 48.6 per cent of the whole with a mixed worth of AED83.6bn ($22.8bn).

    This underscores the strategic significance of Gulf markets to the Chamber’s enterprise neighborhood.

    Dubai exports

    The Center East area (excluding GCC international locations) ranked second with 29 per cent of whole exports and re-exports value AED49.9bn ($13.6bn).

    Africa adopted in third place with a 9.7 per cent share amounting to AED16.7bn ($4.5bn).

    The Asia-Pacific area got here fourth, contributing 8.5 per cent of the whole with exports and re-exports valued at AED14.6bn ($4bn).

    European markets ranked fifth with a 3 per cent share and AED5.2bn ($1.4bn).

    North America positioned sixth, accounting for 0.7 per cent with AED1.2bn ($326m), whereas Latin America ranked seventh with 0.4 per cent and AED680m ($185m).

    The Chamber mentioned the outcomes spotlight the worldwide competitiveness of Dubai’s personal sector and the central position its members play in driving commerce flows throughout numerous worldwide markets.

    Dubai Chamber of Commerce Members’ Exports & Re-Exports – H1 2025

    Area Worth (AED) Worth (USD) Share of Complete
    GCC AED 83.6 bn $22.8 bn 48.6%
    Center East (excl. GCC) AED 49.9 bn $13.6 bn 29.0%
    Africa AED 16.7 bn $4.5 bn 9.7%
    Asia-Pacific AED 14.6 bn $4.0 bn 8.5%
    Europe AED 5.2 bn $1.4 bn 3.0%
    North America AED 1.2 bn $326 m 0.7%
    Latin America AED 680 m $185 m 0.4%



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