DMCC to Launch Two New Education and Consulting Platforms Focused on Global Trade

The rollout of DMCC Campus and DMCC Intelligence will take place in phases, with the initial stage focused on educational content, strategic advisory services, and partnerships with industry experts.

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Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC), the Dubai-based international business district, has announced plans to launch DMCC Campus and DMCC Intelligence, two new platforms designed to help businesses, governments, and institutions navigate the evolving global trade landscape.

The initiative marks an expansion of DMCC’s role beyond business infrastructure and company formation, reflecting growing demand for expertise in areas such as trade strategy, technology adoption, economic development, and workforce capability.

Drawing on more than two decades of experience as a global trade hub, the two platforms will form a unified knowledge ecosystem that combines executive education, industry insights, and advisory services under a single framework.

DMCC Campus will serve as the organisation’s learning and professional development platform, offering executive education programmes, industry masterclasses, webinars, specialist training, and knowledge-sharing initiatives.

Building on existing educational activities across DMCC’s commodity, technology, and trade-focused business communities, the platform will support skills development in areas including commodity trading, trade finance, emerging technologies, sustainability, and global trade.

Meanwhile, DMCC Intelligence will provide advisory and consulting services to governments, economic zones, industry organisations, and corporations. Leveraging proprietary research, market intelligence, AI-enabled analysis, and practical industry experience, the platform aims to help organisations enhance competitiveness, attract investment, and support long-term growth strategies.

“For more than two decades, DMCC has helped position Dubai as a leading global centre for business, commodities and innovation,” Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of DMCC, said in an official statement. “Throughout that journey, we have accumulated a unique combination of expertise, market intelligence, industry networks and practical experience. The launch of DMCC Campus and DMCC Intelligence represents the next phase of our evolution. Together, these platforms will enable us to share that knowledge more broadly, helping businesses, governments and institutions build capability, unlock growth opportunities and navigate an increasingly complex global trade environment. In doing so, we are extending DMCC’s role from facilitating trade to helping shape its future.”

The launch builds on DMCC’s existing efforts in industry-focused education, thought leadership, and advisory services across sectors such as commodities, technology, trade finance, and economic development.

Existing initiatives, including the DMCC Coffee Centre, DMCC Tea Centre, Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX), the DMCC AI Centre, and a range of strategic academic partnerships, will be incorporated into the broader knowledge platform.

According to DMCC, the rollout of DMCC Campus and DMCC Intelligence will take place in phases, with the initial stage focused on educational content, strategic advisory services, and partnerships with leading companies, institutions, and industry organisations across its global network.

DMCC

Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC), the Dubai-based international business district, has announced plans to launch DMCC Campus and DMCC Intelligence, two new platforms designed to help businesses, governments, and institutions navigate the evolving global trade landscape.

The initiative marks an expansion of DMCC’s role beyond business infrastructure and company formation, reflecting growing demand for expertise in areas such as trade strategy, technology adoption, economic development, and workforce capability.

Drawing on more than two decades of experience as a global trade hub, the two platforms will form a unified knowledge ecosystem that combines executive education, industry insights, and advisory services under a single framework.

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