Dubai is a city that has for centuries operated as a keystone of B2B trade across the Middle East, North Africa and Asia (MENA) region.While its rich commerce history has fostered an ecosystem of reliable buyer-supplier relationships, legacy trading tools are no longer fit for the modern economy, and the city is now focused on its future.

Muhammad Chbib heads Tradeling, an online marketplace for business buyers. The 46-year-old chief executive from Germany, whose parents are originally from Syria, first visited the UAE in 2003 for Gitex. Although he moved here in 2004, he returned to Germany in 2007 before the global financial crisis hit. However, he returned to Dubai in 2011 and has lived here ever since. He lives in Meydan with his wife and four children aged 9, 8, 5 and 3.

غرفة دبي تنظم ندوة افتراضية لتعريف شركات أمريكا اللاتينية بالمزايا التنافسية لدبي في تجارة القهوة

The UAE's small and medium enterprise (SME) sector is of vital importance as the nation moves towards becoming a hub for enterprise ventures and among the best entrepreneurial ecosystems in the world, said Mubarak Al Ameri, executive director of the Outreach Management Department at the Khalifa Fund for Enterprise Development.

Muhammad Chbib is a serial entrepreneur, global thought leader and CEO at tradeling.com. Muhammad Chbib has international experience as a manager who has served several successful startups as well as large corporate organizations in Europe and the MENA region since the late 1990s. Throughout his extensive career, Muhammad R. Chbib has advised leaders at some of the most prestigious Fortune 500 companies during his tenure between 2004 and 2010 at McKinsey & Company in their Middle East and German offices.

كد مسؤولون بمؤسسات لتجارة التجزئة، أن تداعيات فيروس «كورونا» المستجد رسخت أنماط وعادات التسوق بشكل موسع للمستهلكين عبر منصات التجارة الإلكترونية، لافتين إلى أنه رغم استئناف الأنشطة الاقتصادية وإقبال المتسوقين على منافذ البيع، فإنه تم رصد استمرار عمليات طلب موسعة على المنصات وبنسب تتجاوز 50% للفترات التي تسبق ظهور الفيروس.

Most businesses in the post-Covid era have responded to the new normal with aplomb, adopting work from home cultures and making the most of virtual offices.What does this mean to HR managers? The challenge to get that right talent or retain those to drive the organisation forward as every sector under goes digital transformation and up skilling remains key to growth.

Tradeling, a new e-marketplace focused on business-to-business (B2B) transactions in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, has announced a new credit facility for SME buyers on its platform, to support boos liquidity in the market and aid business recovery.

Recent Dubai Chamber webinar identifies e-commerce, digital trade, logistics and agri-business as high-potential areas where Latin America can boost its trade with Dubai

ألقت جائحة فيروس «كورونا المستجد» (كوفيد 19) بظلالها السلبية الشديدة على حركة السفر والاجتماعات التقليدية لاستيراد وتصدير البضائع بالطرق الاعتيادية التي كانت تتم قبل انتشار هذا الوباء، الأمر الذي رفع الطلب بقوة على أعمال التجارة الإلكترونية بين الشركات المعروفة ب«Business-to-Business» أو اختصاراً ب «B2B».

تسهيلات ائتمانية تعزز السيولة النقدية لدى الشركات الصغيرة والمتوسطة وتدعم استمرارية أعمالها لتخطي التحديات الاقتصادية الراهنة Tradeling.comمن اغتنام تسهيلات الائتمان المتجدد بما يصل إلى 50 ألف درهم لدعم تعافي أعمالها

Adaptability is a critical component to survival in any business - more so now. If you are not willing to adapt, you will fail.Failure is nothing to be feared; in fact, it is a requirement for any business, provided you are willing to learn.

Dubai, UAE: Tradeling, the hyper-growing eMarketplace focused on business-to-business (B2B) transactions in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, has announced a new credit facility for SME buyers on its platform, to support them in business recovery and continuity.

Tradeling, the hyper-growing eMarketplace focused on business-to-business (B2B) transactions in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, is offering a new credit facility for SME buyers on its platform, to support them in business recovery and continuity.

Tradeling focuses on unlocking the value of the digital economy by creating a vibrant online marketplace for businesses in the region. The venture facilitates business-to-business (B2B) transactions in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region and beyond.

One of the key aspects of the support provided by the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry to businesses in the Emirate is in enabling their access to new trade and business opportunities not just in the UAE, but around the world. But when the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the global trade landscape, the Chamber and its 245,000 members have had to adapt to a new reality that requires them to explore those new opportunities in a digital format.

Most businesses in the post-Covid era have responded to the new normal with aplomb, adopting work from home cultures and making the most of virtual offices.What does this mean to HR managers? The challenge to get that right talent or retain those to drive the organisation forward as every sector under goes digital transformation and up skilling remains key to growth.

Dubai-based B2B eMarketplace Tradeling is eying expansion to the rest of the GCC and further afield in the coming years after launching amid the Covid-19 pandemic with a focus on health and wellness products, according to CEO Muhammad Chbib.

Tradeling, an e-marketplace focused specifically on business-to-business (B2B) transactions in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, is now live. The venture, led by start-up veteran, Muhammad Chbib, as Chief Executive Officer, and Mohamed Meabed as Chief Technology Officer, focuses on unlocking the value of the digital economy and creating a vibrant e-marketplace for businesses across the MENA region and beyond.

Firing people should be the last option for SMEs during the ongoing COVID-19-like crisis, according to Muhammad Chbib, CEO and founder of Tradeling, an e-marketplace for MENA business buyers.

Dubai: It took only 15 days after launch for Dubai’s brand new ecommerce portal, Tradeling, to realise it needed a Plan B. The COVID-19 outbreak ensured the B2B portal owned by Dubai Airport Free Zone Authority had to change course immediately.

تبنت %65 من الشركات العاملة في الإمارات آليه العمل عن بُعد خلال فترة سريان الإجراءات الاحترازية للحد من انتشار فيروس «كوفيد- 19»، بحسب بيانات شركة «أي دي سي» لأبحاث الاتصالات وتكنولوجيا والمعلومات، والتي أشارت إلى زيادة نسبة شحنات الأجهزة المرتبطة بأنظمة العمل عن بُعد بنسبة تصل إلى %36 خلال الربع الأول من العام 2020. وأكدت شركات تكنولوجية عالمية أن جائحة «كوفيد- 19» سرعت وتيرة الابتكار، واختصرت 10 سنوات في المدة اللازمة لتنفيذ خطط التحول الرقمي، كما ساهمت في زيادة الوعي التكنولوجي، وقلصت الفجوة الرقمية بين الأفراد.

Tradeling, an innovative and disruptive eMarketplace, focused specifically on business-to-business (B2B) transactions in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, is now live. It marks the true evolution – from a start-up idea to reality – of Dubai Blink, which was announced last year by the Dubai Airport Freezone Authority (DAFZA), as part of the Dubai 10X initiative, to serve as an innovative B2B smart commerce platform. Tradeling has also been endorsed by the Dubai Free Zones Council, chaired by His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman of Dubai Airport Freezone Authority.

Tradeling, an innovative and disruptive eMarketplace, focused specifically on business-to-business (B2B) transactions in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, is now live.It marks the true evolution - from a start-up idea to reality - of Dubai Blink, which was announced last year by the Dubai Airport Freezone Authority (DAFZA), as part of the Dubai 10X initiative, to serve as an innovative B2B smart commerce platform.