UAE expands trade with 38 deals
The United Arab Emirates is expanding its presence on the global trade map by signing 38 comprehensive economic partnership agreements, covering markets in Asia, Africa, and Europe. The aim is to reduce tariffs, remove trade barriers, and improve market access opportunities. This coincides with the country's non-oil foreign trade approaching two trillion dirhams by the first half of 2026, reaching 1.937 trillion dirhams, with non-oil exports growing to 452.8 billion dirhams. The agreements include key markets such as India, Indonesia, Turkey, Ukraine, and Serbia, and are aimed at strengthening trade cooperation and fostering long-term investments in sectors like agriculture, logistics, and renewable energy.
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