Dubai, UAE – During its participation in the fifth session of the “Make in the Emirates 2026” exhibition, the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism will showcase the emirate’s advanced industrial system that keeps pace with the needs of the future. A number of strategic partnerships with major entities in the logistics and banking sectors are expected to be announced during the exhibition. In an indication of continued institutional confidence in Dubai’s industrial growth path.
The department stated that this participation comes in light of consolidating the emirate’s economic flexibility and ensuring the continuity of its business. This enhances its position as an integrated global industrial center that enjoys stability and readiness.
Remarkable economic performance
Dubai is participating in the event supported by remarkable economic performance, after the gross domestic product recorded a growth of 6.4% during the fourth quarter of 2025. To reach 937 billion dirhams for the full year, reflecting continued economic momentum.
The department’s participation is in line with the objectives of Dubai’s D33 Economic Agenda, which focuses specifically on the industrial sector. To more than double its added value by 2033, and strengthen Dubai’s position as a leading destination for industrial investment.
The Department of Economy and Tourism in Dubai highlights the emirate as an integrated global center for advanced industries. Supported by world-class infrastructure and an interconnected logistics system. In addition to easy access to international markets, attendees will also learn about the most prominent advantages that manufacturers in Dubai benefit from. Including connectivity with more than 130 export destinations, supported by comprehensive economic partnership agreements and advanced customs procedures that enhance trade flow.
The Dubai Pavilion includes an elite group of major entities, including Dubai Industrial City, the National Industrial Park, the Dubai Integrated Economic Zones Authority (DYES), and Dubai Chambers. Dubai Future Foundation, Food Technology Valley, and a number of strategic partners.
A platform for communicating with investors
The Dubai Pavilion will be a prominent platform for communicating with investors, manufacturers and various stakeholders and provide integrated insights into Dubai’s competitive advantages.
As part of its participation, the department introduces visitors to the Dubai Pavilion to a group of initiatives that support industrial expansion and enhance exports, most notably the Export Support Program, which allows manufacturers in Dubai to access global markets. And the “Elite Buyers Program”, which enhances the emirate’s position as a global supply center.
Other initiatives will be presented, including programs to enable Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies, the National Content Program, and policies supporting energy in the industrial sector. Reflecting Dubai’s commitment to developing an advanced industrial system and building sustainable local capabilities.
