ع
The Ras Al Khaimah Chamber of Commerce and Industry participated in the AIM Congress 2026 in Dubai from September 7 to 9 where it signed six cooperation agreements with key institutions as part of its strategic partnership with AIM Global the Emirates News Agency reported. The agreements were signed by Dr. Rashid Khalfan Al Nuaimi the chamber director general in the presence of Mohammed Mosbbeh Al Nuaimi the chamber chairman and covered partners including the Cybersecurity Council the Federal Youth Authority and TRENDS Research and Advisory. Additional pacts were concluded with the American University of Ras Al Khaimah Mashreq Bank and the National Bank of Ras Al Khaimah according to details released by WAM.
WAM reported that these steps reflect the chamber’s focus on expanding its network of partners and reinforcing Ras Al Khaimah’s position on the global trade and investment map. Dr. Rashid Khalfan Al Nuaimi stated that the AIM Congress by bringing together decision-makers government officials investors representatives of financial and banking institutions and business leaders from around the world provided an important opportunity to showcase Ras Al Khaimah’s competitive advantages and promising economic and investment opportunities. He added that the participation would further strengthen the emirate’s standing as an attractive destination for business and investment.
Mohammed Mosbbeh Al Nuaimi held meetings with international delegations during the congress including Shri Aman Arora the minister of industry commerce and investment promotion for Punjab in India and Boma Donatus the director general of Cameroon’s investment promotion agency a WAM dispatch said. These discussions explored ways to boost trade and investment flows between Ras Al Khaimah and the respective regions. The congress attracted representatives from more than 190 countries offering a platform for building strategic partnerships the Emirates News Agency noted.
The strategic partnership with AIM Global builds on earlier cooperation agreements the chamber has pursued throughout 2026 including a letter of intent with Ann Arbor SPARK in Michigan signed on October 1 according to separate WAM reporting. That agreement sought to connect companies and entrepreneurs while facilitating knowledge exchange and joint initiatives in innovation and business development. It also complemented a 2025 memorandum of understanding between Ras Al Khaimah and the state of Michigan that aimed to promote cooperation across multiple sectors.
A unified pavilion at the AIM Congress featured the chamber alongside other Ras Al Khaimah government entities to present the emirate’s economic projects and investment potential in key sectors WAM figures show. The approach enabled comprehensive engagement with global investors and business leaders attending the 15th edition of the event. Such activities align with the chamber’s ongoing work to open new avenues for trade and economic ties with international partners.
