Dubai is at the forefront of the world’s dynamic and emerging market economies and is one of the fastest growing cities in the world. This tax free haven is the trading hub of the Middle East.

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Dubai, enjoying a unique blend of east and west, takes advantage of an advanced economy infrastructure, very high consumer spending (as it is a transitory economy for most) and combines this with the advantage of a low-cost economy with a high dependency on imports.

 

Due to its location Dubai is the ideal hub for the Middle East with access to Saudi Arabia (the largest economy in the Middle East), Qatar, Oman and Bahrain.  For the same reason, it also provides ease of access to Africa.

 

With an extensive number of free zones, there is no requirement for foreign entities to tie in with local business partners (though this may be advantageous in certain circumstances/industries). Government control and regulation of private sector activities has been kept to a minimum. Dubai has political stability with the government driving the need for growth, the city has attracted an extremely multicultural population.