The United Arab Emirates is now a global hub for business, tourism and new technologies. The opening of the Dubai Chambers office in Warsaw sends a clear signal – Dubai sees Poland as a strategic partner in Central Europe.

Poland, with its strong and resilient economy, well-developed industrial, technological and agricultural sectors, is becoming a natural partner for the Emirates, which are looking for innovative solutions, reliable suppliers and new opportunities  for expansion. The opening of the Dubai Chambers office in Poland is another important step in our relations. I am convinced that this initiative will contribute to the development of trade, investment and innovation between our countries. Thanks to its economic strength and location, Poland can play a key role in Dubai’s expansion into global markets

– Deputy Minister Michał Jaros said during the event.

The new Dubai Chambers office in Warsaw is intended to serve as a support platform for Polish companies seeking to expand their exports, invest in the Gulf region and build relationships with partners in the Middle East.

A bridge of new opportunities between Europe and the Middle East

Thanks to its strategic location, modern infrastructure and business-friendly environment, Dubai is a gateway to the markets of the Middle East, Africa and South Asia. Now, with a presence in Warsaw, this gateway is opening wider for Polish entrepreneurs – from technology start-ups to leading exporters.

I am convinced that the Dubai Chambers office in Warsaw will become a key platform facilitating trade between Poland and the countries of the Middle East. It is a symbol of our deepening friendship and our shared vision of sustainable development in our countries. I encourage entrepreneurs, investors and innovators to take advantage of the opportunities offered by the new office. By combining our knowledge and experience, we can achieve far more than by acting separately

– Deputy Minister Michał Jaros concluded.

An increasing number of Polish companies are investing in and exporting to the UAE, attracted by the market’s stability, modernity and enormous potential. The new office in Warsaw is intended to support small and medium-sized enterprises in their internationalisation, promote bilateral investments and build lasting business partnerships.

The opening of the Dubai Chambers office in Warsaw is another milestone following the launch of the ADDED representative office in Katowice in 2025.