Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry will host the first 2014 meeting of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Banking Commission meeting from April 27 to 30 at the Chamber auditorium, under the title, Dubai 2014 - Gateway to Sustainable Trade and Development, according to Arabian Business.
This important bi-annual meeting of the ICC Banking Commission, being held in Dubai for the second time, attracts over 300 global delegates and will be jointly organized by Dubai Chamber and International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Banking Commission.
Hamad Buamim, President and CEO, Dubai Chamber, stated that this prestigious meeting of global banking and finance industry leaders is once again being held in Dubai and will directly help in promoting the emirate as a major centre for international exhibitions, events and conferences.
It will seal Dubai’s position as a leading global trade and finance hub while offering a fitting platform for global and local experts to exchange views and ideas as well as discuss the issues facing their sector.
This strategic event will also allow Dubai Chamber to consolidate its cooperation ties with the ICC Banking Commission whom the Chamber represents in the MENA region, he said.
“Over the past 83 years, the ICC Banking Commission has established itself as the pre-eminent global forum for the trade finance industry and is playing an increasingly influential role in drafting rules and standards adopted by business at large,” said Kah Chye Tan, Chair of the ICC Banking Commission.
This important bi-annual meeting of the ICC Banking Commission, being held in Dubai for the second time, attracts over 300 global delegates and will be jointly organized by Dubai Chamber and International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Banking Commission.
Hamad Buamim, President and CEO, Dubai Chamber, stated that this prestigious meeting of global banking and finance industry leaders is once again being held in Dubai and will directly help in promoting the emirate as a major centre for international exhibitions, events and conferences.
It will seal Dubai’s position as a leading global trade and finance hub while offering a fitting platform for global and local experts to exchange views and ideas as well as discuss the issues facing their sector.
This strategic event will also allow Dubai Chamber to consolidate its cooperation ties with the ICC Banking Commission whom the Chamber represents in the MENA region, he said.
“Over the past 83 years, the ICC Banking Commission has established itself as the pre-eminent global forum for the trade finance industry and is playing an increasingly influential role in drafting rules and standards adopted by business at large,” said Kah Chye Tan, Chair of the ICC Banking Commission.
Source:
Mubasher
