On September 4, 2026, the "Enterprise Overseas Legal Risk Management Practice Series Forum (Dubai Edition)", hosted by Beijing Blossom & Credit Law Firm, was successfully held at the Blossom & Credit Beijing Headquarters. The forum, themed "How Chinese Enterprises Can Use Dubai as a Fulcrum to Open up Markets in the Middle East and Surrounding Regions", gathered official representatives from the Dubai Chamber of Commerce, cross-border legal experts, and practical implementation consultants. They engaged in in-depth discussions on market strategies, legal compliance, and practical implementation for Chinese enterprises expanding into the Middle East, providing a comprehensive exchange platform for enterprises from strategic planning to practical implementation.
Dubai, as a hub for economic and trade, finance, and logistics in the Middle East, is increasingly becoming an important springboard for Chinese enterprises to expand into the Gulf and North African markets. However, from identifying market opportunities to actual implementation, enterprises still face numerous practical challenges in terms of access rules, entity establishment, data compliance, intellectual property rights, tax planning, and localized operations. In his speech, Li Yinwu, Management Partner of Blossom & Credit, stated that Blossom & Credit is providing in-depth support for Chinese enterprises to go global with professional and international legal services.
Recently, the Chongqing office, in collaboration with several business associations, co-hosted a special salon titled "Entering Egypt: The Billion-Dollar North African Building Materials Market", aiming to assist enterprises in expanding into the North African market. The Wuhan office delegation conducted a month-long inspection and exchange visit to Hungary and other relevant regions in Europe, deepening Sino-European legal and business collaboration. He stated that Blossom & Credit will continue to build a high-quality platform for overseas exchanges, effectively addressing the real pain points of enterprises in cross-border operations, and providing legal and business solutions that can be truly implemented.
In the keynote speech session of this forum, Zhang Xiao, Chief Representative of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce in Beijing, delivered a speech titled "Why Dubai: From a Global Hub to a Regional Growth Platform for Chinese Enterprises". He systematically explained the unique advantages of Dubai in connecting government, industry, capital, and regional markets, and shared the latest policies of Dubai in attracting foreign investment and optimizing the business environment, providing authoritative references for enterprises to seize opportunities in Dubai.
Attorney Liu Bei, Partner at Blossom & Credit, presented on the topic of "From the First Scenario to the Regional Market: How Chinese Advantageous Industries Can Leverage Dubai to Accelerate Their Overseas Expansion". Drawing from real-life cases of Chinese enterprises, she analyzed which advantageous industries are more suitable for entering from Dubai, as well as how to find the first batch of customers and local partners. Lawyer Liu emphasized that legal services have evolved from "back-end relief" to "full-process escort", and enterprises should establish a comprehensive legal risk prevention and control system before expanding overseas.
Wang Qian, the founding partner of Hong Kong Yinqian International, presented a topic titled "From 'Wanting to Go to Dubai' to 'Actually Setting Up': Company Registration, Personnel Recruitment, and Tax Practice". Drawing on his extensive practical experience, he systematically outlined the path selection for establishing entities in Dubai, key points for employment compliance, and crucial aspects of tax planning, providing clear operational guidelines for enterprises.
This forum marks another significant milestone in Blossom & Credit 's series of forums on global expansion, following the Hong Kong and North America chapters. From Asia to North America, and now to the Middle East, Blossom & Credit has always been in sync with the pace of Chinese enterprises expanding overseas. Looking ahead, Blossom & Credit will continue to delve deeply into the legal practices of overseas expansion in different countries and regions, leveraging its professional expertise to connect global legal resources and provide support for Chinese enterprises as they navigate the global arena.
