British Chamber of Commerce Abu Dhabi is an organisation focused on promoting bilateral trade between the United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom. We have one objective – to enable better business outcomes for our member companies.

Since 1986, AmCham Abu Dhabi has worked to promote commerce, investment, and goodwill between its membership, the United States of America and the United Arab Emirates. AmCham Abu Dhabi is an independent, not-for-profit trade association comprised of Fortune 500 corporations, small and medium sized companies, and prominent business leaders and entrepreneurs.

AmCham Abu Dhabi provides a uniquely situated platform through which executives pursue and discuss issues impacting business operations between the U.S. and U.A.E. Substantive government advocacy programs, educational and networking programs and customized business service are just a few of the many benefits AmCham Abu Dhabi provides its members. Through the support of its members, AmCham Abu Dhabi has become the recognized voice of U.S. business in Abu Dhabi, the capital city of the United Arab Emirates.

The Irish Business Council Abu Dhabi forges strong commercial relationships between Ireland and Abu Dhabi, UAE. "Moving forward together".

The Canadian Business Council Abu Dhabi embarked on its journey in March 2005 with the aim of smartly connecting business people from Canada and UAE to opportunities in the region today and tomorrow.

We strive to promote business relations, commerce and investment between Canada and the UAE with a particular focus on the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. Our membership includes Canadians as well as interested non-Canadian members which are leading corporates, executives, decision makers and professionals working in a wide array of industries. They are motivated towards furthering business relationships between Canada and the UAE and promoting Canadian businesses and products.

CCI FRANCE UAE is a private organization under local law, result of the strategic alliance between the French Business Council Dubai & Northern Emirates and the French Business Group Abu Dhabi. CCI FRANCE UAE represents a community of more than 500 members, from SMEs and multinationals.

As one of the United Arab Emirates' largest dedicated project and commercial management consultancies, we lead our local and international clients to achieve their project ambitions in virtually every key sector. Using our versatile expertise and over 10 years of experience, we have delivered over 1.5 million sqm of projects to award-winning recognition.

Commercial Bank of Dubai's Corporate Banking delivers the right financing solutions to corporate and large commercial businesses, those with annual turnover above AED 100 million up to AED 750 million per annum. It combines the dynamic effectiveness of relationship banking together with a comprehensive, one-stop shop for integrated financial solutions - covering everything from trade transactions to providing business loans.

Our experienced Relationship Managers, supported by a professional support team, are dedicated to understanding our customer business requirements and are the single point of contact for these entire customer banking requirements.

Dedicated four Corporate hubs located at Deira, Jebel Ali, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, are perfectly placed to assist our customer's business growth and maximise their potential.

Kuiper Group is a global provider of diverse, fully-integrated human resources and recruitment solutions to the energy industry, with an exemplary track record in serving some of the world’s biggest projects and companies. For over 20 years we have successfully connected people to energy projects across the globe.

Our focus is to deliver market leading recruitment, selection and crewing services to companies throughout the energy sector supply chain. Our success and track record has been founded upon quality of service, integrity, and an absolute commitment to delivery. Our geographic coverage allows us to combine local knowledge with global quality systems. We are agile, proactive, will partner with our clients and candidates to operate and innovate in new sectors or geographic regions.

Our global database of active local and expatriate experts is one of the largest in the industry and covers the full range of general and specialist personnel across the energy supply chain and disciplines — global renewables, oil and gas, construction, drilling, subsea, marine, maintenance, hook-up and commissioning industries.

We are in business to help your business thrive, even in challenging times. Our promise to provide the best in shipping, logistics and marine services is one we take seriously. And we have the reach, resources, expertise and experience to deliver on that promise.

Swedish roots, seafaring heritage
The GAC story started in 1956 when Swedish entrepreneur Bengt Lindwall signed an agreement with two Kuwaiti businessmen to form Gulf Agency Company to provide professional ship agency services in the country. Today, Kuwait’s Shipping License “No.1” is proudly displayed at GAC Kuwait’s office in Farwaniya.

Lindwall’s entrepreneurial spirit led directly to the establishment of GAC over sixty years ago. Over the next decade, more offices opened throughout the Middle East as oil, shipping and logistics business there grew.

Created in 1924 to enable France to play a key role in the great oil and gas adventure, TotalEnergies has always been driven by an authentic pioneering spirit. It has discovered some of the most productive fields in the world. Its refineries have created increasingly sophisticated products and its extensive distribution network has rolled out an ever-expanding range of services.

As for the Company’s culture, it has been forged on the ground, underpinned by an unwavering commitment to safety and performance. Throughout its long history, TotalEnergies was to frequently cross paths with two other oil companies, one French – Elf Aquitaine – and the other Belgian – Petrofina. Sometimes competitors, some-times partners, they gradually learned to work together. Their talent lay in being able to combine their strengths against their competitors. Such was the major challenge behind the mergers of 1999. They gave rise to the fourth oil major, a group built on a wealth of expertise and experience. Some 20 years later, Total became TotalEnergies, driven by a powerful ambition: to be a world-class player in the energy transition and to achieve, together with society as a whole, carbon neutrality in all its global activities by 2050.