eBay, Dubai Chamber team up to help UAE Businesses Grow Online Sales Globally 

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eBay and Dubai Chamber of Commerce

The Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry and eBay UAE have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to help Chamber member companies and businesses in the UAE travel around the world and improve their online sales abroad through eBay UAE

Through the eBay Program for Business — UAE Program, UAE companies will receive practical training with customized support for starting a new store and expanding their business on eBay use, as well as customized support from the eBay consulting team.

eBay tools and solutions

Participants will have access to a dashboard of tools needed to enter the global market and the growth of their business and access to more than 185 million active eBay users around the globe and on a special page on the eBay website. eBay UAE the Provision of support and expertise that has been developed for the promotion of the business in the United Arab Emirates, which will be looking to extend their global reach by eBay’s nearly 190 markets around the world, including the united states, Europe, Asia, and so on.

The additional benefits of a personal eBay’s syndrome, a training program, a free, advertising, and install it on eBay, and many others. The members of the Dubai Chamber of Trusted eLan and a community of trusted partners and service providers will be eligible to receive the exclusive benefits of the web.

Partnership with eBay

As part of the partnership and the program, the two organizations collaborate on joint events and workshops to explore the advantages of selling on e-bay and are in the process of creating an architecture.

After the signing of the Memorandum of understanding signed between Dubai and the Senate, and eBay, Hassan Al Hashemi, Vice President of International Affairs, the Rooms, has described the collaboration as an important development in the United Arab EMIRATES ( UAE companies to enhance their digital skills, to expand its global reach, and to take advantage of new business opportunities in markets around the world to experience a growing demand from consumers).

“We are very proud to have joined forces with such market leaders such as eBay, which can provide far-reaching benefits for companies in the United Arab Emirates, and any of their online sales to the next level and achieve their business goals. electronic. This strategic partnership represents an addition to the Room’s ongoing efforts to support the development of the digital economy in Dubai and we offer our members, particularly small and medium-sized businesses with access to the knowledge, the tools, and the benefits that could help them. luckily, you and your company to grow by more than the limits, “ Al-Hashemi said.

Managing Director Global Emerging Markets at eBay “ Ilya Kretov “

Ilya Kretov, Executive Director of Global Emerging Markets at eBay, said: “We are proud to partner with partners in Dubai Chamber of Commerce who represent and support SMEs across the UAE so that retailers from the UAE United Arabs can create new sources of income and business continuity in this time of turmoil of uncertain times. During Covid-19, we saw a significant 28% growth in the number of new UAE retailers joining eBay and a UAE retailer selling something every 90 seconds on the platform.

Kretov added, “We see the UAE as one of our most targeted markets, and we want to increase our support to develop local retailers. With more than 185 million consumers worldwide, 250 million product searches per day, and access to more than 190 markets worldwide, eBay allows UAE SMEs to travel the world on their own. laptop. We encourage you to visit us at export eBay UAE to learn more and start selling globally.

There are around 5,000 UAE-based companies currently selling on eBay UAE. More than 300,000 items were shipped by UAE-based retailers by 2020. The most popular product categories are electronics, automotive parts, fashion, collections, and home and clothing. garden and other branded products. The main buyers of the United Arab Emirates are the United States, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Canada, and Australia.