The Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ADCCI) has launched ‘Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Working Group’, aimed at supporting the sector’s growth and addressing its challenges.
The initiative highlights the Chamber’s commitment to promoting a thriving business ecosystem in the Emirate. The ICT Working Group, chaired by Dr. Oliver Elbracht, CEO Siemens Advanta Middle East, gathers industry leaders, technology experts, and policymakers to explore transformative strategies for innovation.
The launch falls in line with the Chamber’s mission to empower businesses, focused on addressing key obstacles revolving around the ICT sector, paving the way for expansion across local, regional, and international markets.
Aligned with Abu Dhabi’s transition towards a vibrant sustainable economy, the Chamber’s working groups will promote a knowledge-driven, tech-enabled business ecosystem. Through such groundbreaking initiatives, ADCCI elevates Abu Dhabi’s position as a global center for investment, innovation, and enterprise growth.
H.E. Shamis Ali Khalfan Al Dhaheri Second Vice Chairman – ADCCI
“Through the launch of the ICT Working Group, the Abu Dhabi Chamber reinforces the Policy Advocacy pillar of the new roadmap for 2025-2027, serving as the bridge between the business community and policymakers and supporting in shaping a dynamic and forward-thinking business ecosystem that aligns with the Emirate’s economic ambitions. By fostering collaboration among key stakeholders, we aim to strengthen Abu Dhabi’s position as a global hub for innovation, investment, and technological leadership. This initiative reflects our efforts to drive sustainable growth and unlock new opportunities for businesses across the nation.”
In addition to advocating for the private sector, the Chamber collaborates closely with government entities and business councils to boost the Emirate’s competitiveness. By addressing sector-specific challenges and implementing practical solutions, it supports the objectives of Abu Dhabi’s sustainable economic development.
Currently, the Abu Dhabi Chamber oversees 15 active working groups across key economic sectors, which collectively explored 126 business opportunities that promote the success of the private sector.
