Dubai’s advancements in the web3 gaming sector experience a substantial uplift through collaboration. The South Korean gaming giant Wemade and the Dubai Chambers, a non-profit public entity, join forces in this endeavor.
This strategic partnership is in alignment with the vision set forth by Crown Prince Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. The goal is to position Dubai as a prominent global hub for web3 gaming.
Furthermore, Wemade, under the leadership of CEO Henry Chang, formalized the collaboration. This partnership involves discussions with Dubai Chambers President and CEO H.E. Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah.
Notably, this marks a significant milestone in international cooperation within the gaming industry, as Wemade is the first major South Korean game developer engaging in formal discussions with Dubai Chambers.
Wemade and Dubai Chambers Join Forces to Advance Dubai’s Digital Ecosystem
Dubai Chambers, a key advocate for the Dubai business community, has been instrumental in fostering a business-friendly environment.
Comprising the Dubai Chamber of Commerce, Dubai International Chamber, and Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, it underwent restructuring in 2021 to function as distinct entities.
Wemade pledges to use its gaming expertise to support initiatives such as the Dubai Program for Gaming 2033. This underscores the company’s commitment to nurturing blockchain gaming ecosystems, mirroring Dubai and the UAE’s dynamism in the field.
Henry Chang eagerly expressed his commitment to contributing to Dubai’s dynamic gaming sector. He looks forward to playing a significant role in cultivating the next generation of talent in the gaming industry. For Dubai Chambers, this partnership represents a strategic move to innovate and advance Dubai’s digital ecosystem.
Dubai’s Vision: Leading in Digital Economy, Crypto, and Gaming
Dubai’s ambitions in the digital economy are evident in its proactive regulatory framework for the crypto industry, attracting major players like Binance.
Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan’s unveiling of The Dubai Program for Gaming 2033 reflects the emirate’s visionary approach. The goal is to establish a thriving gaming industry.
With a particular emphasis on the Web3 gaming sector, Dubai aspires to rank among the top 10 cities in the gaming industry. The city envisions an additional $1 billion added to its GDP by 2033 through this initiative. Simultaneously, Dubai anticipates the creation of 30,000 new gaming-related jobs within the next decade.
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