Dubai CommerCity unveils new corporate identity, adopts digital commerce
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Dubai CommerCity unveils new corporate identity

Dubai CommerCity unveils new corporate identity

The free zone is seeking to strengthen its efforts to increase Dubai’s contribution to the country’s digital economy, which amounts to 4.3 per cent of the UAE’s GDP

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Dubai Commercity unveils new corporate identity. pic WAM

Dubai CommerCity, the free zone specialising in digital commerce, and part of the Dubai Integrated Economic Zones Authority (DIEZ),  has announced a new corporate identity in line with its new strategic direction. The free zone is looking at transforming its operations and services to boost digital commerce in line with the leadership’s directives.

According to the state news agency, WAM, Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, chairman of DIEZ, said, “The strategic transformation we are witnessing in Dubai CommerCity’s shift towards digital commerce comes in line with the strategic economic directives and plans of Dubai and the UAE. It will result in a new phase of leadership, sustainability and growth based on knowledge, innovation and future technological applications. It will enhance the competitiveness of the UAE and consolidate its leading position as a global centre for the most prosperous digital economy.”

Sheikh Ahmed added: “Our swift response and ability to adopt proactive solutions in the industry demonstrates Dubai CommerCity’s exceptional capabilities in terms of its integration with local and global digital economy systems, human resources, and advanced technologies. With these key assets, the free zone provides exceptional solutions that contribute to attracting fast-growing business sectors to Dubai.

“The emirate plays a leading role in shaping and building the future. It has established its position as an innovation hub and a driver for business development, expansion and integration in the global supply chain using future technology. This supports achieving the objectives of the Digital Economy Strategy through enhancing the digital economy’s contribution to the UAE’s GDP for at least the next ten years.”

The free zone is seeking to strengthen its efforts to increase Dubai’s contribution to the country’s digital economy, which amounts to 4.3 per cent of the UAE’s GDP. The free zone also aims to enhance the contribution of Dubai, and the UAE, to the global digital economy, which is expected to reach US$800bn by 2030.

Read: How Dubai CommerCity has become a one-stop-shop platform for e-commerce businesses

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