Dubai’s Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) has partnered with Julius Baer in a move aimed at supporting international investors looking at the emirate. The agreement is focused on helping overseas investors, business owners and family offices establish a presence in Dubai or expand existing operations there.
The partnership points to a shared effort to make market entry and growth in Dubai more accessible for global capital. According to the announcement, the two sides want to improve the pathway for investors and entrepreneurs who are considering the emirate as a base for business activity.
A key part of the arrangement is the intention to create more formal routes for family offices. That suggests a stronger framework for families and wealth structures seeking to manage or grow their activities from Dubai, which has been positioning itself as a destination for international business and investment.
For Julius Baer, the agreement aligns with serving clients who are exploring opportunities in major financial and commercial hubs. For Dubai DET, the deal supports its broader goal of attracting more overseas investment and business activity into the emirate.
