As global capital flows shift and corporate strategies adjust, the Middle East, and the UAE in particular, has become an increasingly prominent destination for businesses and entrepreneurs.
The UAE has drawn multinational companies seeking to establish regional headquarters, supported by its zero- or low-tax environment (depending on jurisdiction), a well-developed free zone system, and a stable financial framework. Another contributing factor has been closer collaboration between the UAE and Singapore, building on Singapore’s longstanding role as a hub for cross-border financial activity.
Riding this shift, the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce, or CGCC, will co-host an invite-only roadshow with TXTK Tax Tech titled UAE Horizon 2026 in Singapore this March.
The event is open to business leaders, high-net-worth individuals, and family offices interested in the UAE market, and is designed to provide practical context on its commercial environment and wealth structuring options, helping participants better understand how to establish operations and manage finances in the emirate.
The program will combine presentations with in-depth discussions covering:
- Business establishment and tax structuring in the UAE.
- Free zone policies and market entry considerations.
- Private banking and asset management ecosystems.
- Potential collaboration pathways between Singapore and the UAE.
Scheduled for March 8, UAE Horizon 2026 will run as a full-day event. The exact venue in Singapore and timing will be confirmed once registration is finalized.
Those interested in attending can express interest via this WeChat link, or by scanning the QR code below to discuss participation and receive further details.