The Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry connected 17 representatives from 11 Abu Dhabi-based companies with British and international organizations through its Global Executive Connect program in London.
The delegation held more than 30 targeted business meetings focused on investment opportunities, commercial partnerships and international expansion. The meetings were arranged through a network of 44 companies and institutions, with potential partners matched to each business’s priorities and growth plans.
Discussions covered financial services, investment, energy, advanced manufacturing, technology, artificial intelligence, healthcare, real estate, construction, retail and sports. Participants also explored joint investments, supply chain development, access to advanced technologies and other forms of collaboration.
The Chamber said the initiative is part of its efforts to turn international relationships into practical opportunities for Abu Dhabi’s private sector. It plans to continue supporting participating companies as they pursue partnerships and investment opportunities.
The program comes as economic ties between Abu Dhabi and the United Kingdom strengthen. According to the Chamber, new registrations by British companies increased 45% in 2025, indicating growing interest in Abu Dhabi’s investment environment.
Source: Fast Company Middle East
