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Agreement to promote collaboration between companies in Dubai and China to boost bilateral trade and investment in both markets
DMCC is currently home to over 45 percent of the 1,500 American businesses in the UAE
The space is competitive and will breed significant innovation in the next few years
This partnership will foster joint initiatives like roadshows, seminars, research collaborations, and training programs
Agreement signing coincides with the 40th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the UAE and China
Partnership seeks to drive growth, improve operational efficiency and provide comprehensive support to businesses in trade
Bybit supported and advised over 20 startups, helping them establish a foothold in Dubai's dynamic crypto landscape in 2023
Free zone posted a notable expansion in the technology sector, registering 226 new companies, including 14 gaming and nine AI companies
Non-oil trade between Dubai and Chile reached approximately AED5.3 billion over the past five years
Chamber supported the expansion of 34 local companies into new global markets through its international offices
DMCC has become home to 15 percent of the estimated 6,000 Chinese businesses and companies in the UAE
For the Middle East and Central Asia, oil production and regional conflicts continue to weigh on prospects
Exports from the three largest global LNG exporters, the U.S, Australia and Qatar, accounted for 60 percent of all LNG exports in 2023
Data showed that the average daily number of crypto traders in the region exceeded 500,000 in February
Partnership further supports UAE-China trade ties and the Belt and Road Initiative
Exports to China reached 16.6 percent of total exports, making it the top destination for Saudi Arabia's exports
ETFs are investment vehicles that track the performance of a specific market index, such as the STI or the S&P 500
Crypto assets are available 24/7, have near-zero costs and are fully programmable
Generative AI and the surge in e-commerce and digital services trade will drive global trade resilience
Qatar, U.S. seek to enhance cooperation in the commercial, investment and industrial sectors
Market value of the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange reached $754.7 billion in April
Listing proceeds to facilitate further investments in strategic initiatives
DFM’s trading value reached over AED25 billion during Q1 of 2024
Abu Dhabi ranks 22nd while Dubai ranks 11th globally
