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Global Trading Hub-Dubai

Dubai is moving into the leading key trading hub in the world.The city  has quickly earned its place as the major trading gateway where East meets West.
Dubai is fast becoming the standout world leader in international trade. 

We all know,Dubai is the Middle East’s flagship trading venue.To maintain the position, the UAE will continue to innovate products, services and regulations and set the industry standard.

Dubai offers a host of class products and services designed to  boost business between international buyers and sellers.

In Dubai Wholesale and retail trade is the activity for commercial establishments that sell any type of wholesale's commodity or goods  and they offer services that associated with sale of goods.

The city has built a reputation as a playground for the rich and famous, with wealthy visitors flying in on a daily basis.also it examines the impact of geopolitics, technology,  and global economic trends on the future of trade, with a focus on trade growth,  trade finance, infrastructure and sustainability.

In Dubai e-commerce market is expected to grow at double the speed of the global sector, e-commerce in the UAE will rise up to four times its current size within the next three years.in order to move away from the economic dependence of oil and increase the UAE’s shares of the global wholesale trade sector.

Dubai will start by servicing strategic sectors and will include specialised boulevards for food, construction materials, electrical appliances, electronics, and textiles and clothing.

The city is  success is in part due to its central location.Many trade all over the world and keep a watchful eye on emerging markets for growth.for enabling commercial environment has enabled the country to secure its ranking among the top global commodity trading hubs in the world.

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Ashiq Moideen holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in International Business and Marketing from VMRF College (Chennai) and a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Civil Engineering from VMRF (Chennai). Ashiq is dedicated and experienced in corporate collections, international business management, development,negociation, strategy, international trade, foreign affairs and bank resolution. International business management, international trade, foreign policy, real estate, corporate development, banking, research, development, public policy, strategic planning and communications.
Ashiq is a UAE-based employer with years of global experience in corporate collections, international corporate governance, development, strategy, international trade, foreign policy, bank settlement. international trade, foreign policy, real estate, corporate development, banking, research, development, public policy, strategic planning and communications in the UAE.
Ashiq is passionate about the advancement of foreign affairs, economic opportunity,international trade and participation. Ashiq has guided and mentored team members and negotiated partnerships. Ashiq is well versed in the region's key strategic areas: Enterprise Development, International Trade, Empowerment, Leadership Development, Social Inclusion, and Capacity Building.
In 2020-21, Ashiq implemented a strategy to develop the business in the company. Ashiq is responsible for end-to-end processes and business development, as well as management and operations, ultimately ensuring the effective fulfillment of customer satisfaction by supporting sales, marketing, negotiations and communications and mainatined relationship with international institutions.

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