Dubai Chambers has launched Chamber AI Hub, a marketplace offering ready-made agentic AI tools to companies operating in Dubai.
Introduced this week at the Dubai AI Festival, the hub currently features 22 AI agents across compliance, procurement, operations, finance, sales, human resources and logistics. Chamber members can subscribe to the tools for administrative and operational tasks, according to the announcement.
Dubai Chambers aims to make the platform available to more than 295,000 private sector companies and expand its catalogue to 100 specialised agents over the next two years. The initiative follows directives from Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum to accelerate agentic AI adoption across the emirate’s private sector.
The chamber has also launched training tracks designed to help 14,000 companies use agentic AI in their day-to-day processes. It says the wider programme will support companies developing and adopting these solutions, while promoting knowledge-sharing across its ecosystem.
Dubai Chambers has not disclosed subscription prices, supplier names or a timetable for adding the remaining agents. The marketplace follows the creation of an Executive Committee for Agentic AI and Dubai Chambers Academy, which provides training to member companies.
Source: Middle East AI News
