Singapore

Singapore has a developed eCommerce market and with a significantly high purchasing power. This makes this small nation one of the most interesting countries for eCommerce sellers in Southeast Asia.

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Following is a list of popular online shopping websites  in the UAE:
• Amazon.ae
• Dubizzle.com
• Aliexpress.com
• Awok.com
• Groupon.ae
• Cobone.com
• Supermart.ae
• Jadopado.com
• Namshi.com
 
This list of online markets can tell us a lot about the state of ecommerce in the UAE. After Amazon.ae the most notable are the presence of Awok.com, Groupon.ae, and Supermart.ae. Awok.com and Supermarket.ae are both founded and based in Dubai. Groupon is an international company, but has a headquarters in Dubai. The UAE headquarters is the only representation of Groupon in the Middle East, which has offices in nearly 50 countries. Since Groupon recently pulled out of Morocco and 6 other countries due to investment and costs outweighing the opportunity for growth, its continued presence in the UAE suggests strong and growing online market opportunities in the country. These websites and the general popularity of online marketplaces in the UAE give an optimistic outlook on the state of ecommerce in Dubai.