Dubai, UAE – Dubai Chambers discussed ways to enhance economic cooperation with the Republic of Serbia.
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This was during the activities of a trade mission organized to the Serbian capital, Belgrade.
This is with the aim of developing bilateral relations in a wide range of sectors of common interest.
During the visit, the Dubai Chambers delegation held a series of meetings and roundtable discussions to discuss prospects for enhancing cooperation with a number of Serbian entities and institutions.
It included a meeting with the Ministry of Internal and Foreign Trade of the Republic of Serbia.
The two sides discussed prospects for advancing bilateral investment and trade ties along broader and more diverse paths under the UAE-Serbia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement.
Focusing on a number of priority sectors.
The Dubai Chambers delegation held a roundtable discussion with the Serbian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, with the participation of seven of Serbia’s most prominent business technology entrepreneurs.
During the mission’s activities, a round discussion table was also organized with the Belgrade Science and Technology Park, which supports startups to transform innovations into commercial projects and products, and the Innovation Fund of Serbia, which provides grants and financing programs to support innovation, applied research, and innovative technological projects.
The Chamber’s delegation also met with the Serbian Development Agency.
It is the government agency concerned with supporting and attracting direct investment, promoting exports, and enhancing competitiveness and development.
It is noteworthy that the value of non-oil trade between Dubai and Serbia amounted to 335.8 million dirhams in 2024, an annual growth of 43.5% compared to 2023.
As the number of Serbian companies registered with the Dubai Chamber of Commerce continues to increase.
109 Serbian companies joined the Chamber in 2025.
This brings the number of active Serbian companies registered as members of the Chamber to 308 by the end of 2025, a growth of 36.9% year-on-year.
