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<p>South Korean blockchain gaming publisher Wemade has <a href="https://www.wemade.com/PressRelese/PressReleseView/2440?pageId&#61;1&amp;titleSearch&#61;" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">partnered</a> with the Dubai Chambers to support each other’s objectives for making advancements in the Web3 and gaming sphere.</p><p>Their commitments were exchanged when Wemade CEO Henry Chang met with Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, the President and CEO of the Dubai Chambers, during his <a href="https://medium.com/&#64;coinness.gl/wemade-ceo-to-attend-abu-dhabi-finance-week-and-fortune-global-forum-next-week-85b15e3ce7b9" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">trip to the United Arab Emirates</a> this week for this year’s Abu Dhabi Finance Week and the Fortune Global Forum, according to industry sources on Tuesday (KST).</p><p>The Dubai Chambers of the UAE is a non-profit public agency that plays a central role in creating an environment for businesses in Dubai to thrive, thus bolstering the business landscape. It is divided into three sectors — commerce, international and digital economy.</p><h2 id="header-0">A strategic alliance</h2><p>During the meeting, the Dubai Chambers pledged to support Wemade’s business expansion in the Middle East region by helping the company establish networks with local organizations and companies. It also vowed to facilitate active exchange between Wemade and the Dubai Chambers’ overseas offices in 27 countries. In turn, Wemade stated that it would strengthen its local business capabilities to contribute to the growth of Dubai’s gaming and Web3 industries.</p><p>“Dubai is one of the most dynamic regions leading the next-generation gaming industry, and the role of the Dubai Chambers is crucial. Wemade will actively support Dubai’s gaming industry initiatives with the experience and technical expertise that we have accumulated over the years,” Chang said. Lootah also expressed his anticipation for the partnership, reaffirming Dubai’s commitment to fostering a tech-savvy ecosystem.</p><p>Earlier this month, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Crown Prince of Dubai, announced a new vision to grow Dubai into one of the top ten cities for gaming in the world by creating 30,000 new jobs and increasing GDP by $1 billion by 2033.</p><h2 id="header-1">Strengthening ties</h2><p>Chang and Lootah’s meeting is the latest development in the budding business relationship between Wemade and the UAE. Previously, a delegation from the Dubai Chambers visited South Korea in September, during which it visited Wemade’s headquarters. Wemade also opened an office in Abu Dhabi earlier this year.</p>

Wemade joins hands with Dubai Chambers to expand Web3 and gaming endeavors in Middle East

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