According to Amac News: The findings highlight Dubai’s high attractiveness to Indian investors and entrepreneurs.
Also, according to the analysis, Pakistan came in second with 6,061 new companies and Egypt came in third with 3,611 new companies.
The number of new Syrian companies joining the chamber in the first nine months of the year reached 2,062, placing the country in fourth place.
The United Kingdom came in fifth with 1,886 new companies and Bangladesh came in sixth with 1,669 new companies.
Iraq ranked seventh with 1,346 new companies and China ranked eighth with 1,109 new companies.
Jordan ranked ninth with 1,069 new companies and Sudan ranked tenth with 1,007 new companies, which joined the chamber in the first nine months of the year.
In terms of the distribution of new sectors of the chamber’s member companies in the period Q1-Q3 2024, the trade and services sector topped the list with 41.5% of the total.
The real estate, rental and business services sector ranked second with 33.3%. This sector was followed by the construction sector with 10.4% in third place and the transportation, warehousing and communications sector ranked fourth with 8.6%.
The social and personal services sector ranked fifth with 6.8%.