A strategic meeting to expand cooperation, investment, and business growth between Latin America and the Middle East
In a continued effort to strengthen the economic relationship between Dubai and Mexico, WORTEV, together with the Center for Competitiveness of Mexico (CCMX), hosted Mohammad Khalid Alkassim, Director of Investment Attraction at Dubai Chambers, at WORTEV Campus for the presentation of Dubai Global’s strategy for Latin America.
The exclusive event, held on August 27, brought together business leaders, investors, economic organizations, and media representatives to explore new opportunities for collaboration, investment, and international expansion.
“The purpose of our visit is to strengthen ties with the Mexican business ecosystem and share the tools Dubai offers for business internationalization, project development, and capital attraction,” said Mohammad Khalid Alkassim. “Mexico is a strategic partner in the region, and our goal is to build a sustainable and long-term economic bridge.”
Mexico: A Strategic Gateway for Dubai’s Global Vision
As part of its expansion strategy, Dubai Chambers has identified Mexico as a priority market in Latin America.
Since 2024, the organization has promoted the creation of the Mexican Business Council in Dubai, and bilateral investments between the two markets have surpassed 320 million USD between 2018 and 2024.High-growth sectors include agribusiness, technology, financial services, food, and transport, aligned with the economic diversification promoted by the Emirate.
Key Voices from the Event
Denis Yris, Founder and CEO of WORTEV, highlighted the importance of collaboration as a driver of growth:
“We believe that business growth happens through connection, cooperation, and community. This collaboration reflects our vision of creating an ecosystem where organizations, talent, and investment converge.”
“Every network WORTEV becomes part of seeks to open new platforms for companies aiming to scale their impact and access international markets.”
Juan Carlos Ostolaza, General Director of CCMX, emphasized that Plan México seeks to attract new investments, strengthen the USMCA, and consolidate export-oriented industries toward Dubai, including automotive, textile, and agrifood sectors.
“We expect between 200 and 300 million USD in investments from Dubai to Mexico over the next five years,” he stated.
Ernesto Capistrán, Dubai Chambers’ representative in Mexico, added:
“Dubai imports 98% of what it consumes, which opens a great opportunity for Mexico. The Emirate has positioned itself as one of the safest and most stable places in the world to invest.”María De Haas Matamoros, Director of International Relations at the Ministry of Economy, representing Secretary Marcelo Ebrard, also stressed that Plan México seeks to position the country as a key player in global supply chain restructuring, and that Dubai is a natural partner to achieve that goal.
A Step Toward Global Business Internationalization
This meeting marked a milestone in economic cooperation between Mexico and Dubai, paving the way for stronger business networks, international expansion for startups and corporations, and new cross-border investment opportunities.The dialogue sets the foundation for future alliances that will strengthen Mexico’s role as a regional business hub connected to major global economies.
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