Dubai Chambers signs two China trade deals

Dubai Chambers has signed two agreements with Chinese business associations to help companies in Dubai and China build trade links, find new suppliers and customers, and explore opportunities across both markets.

The partnerships aim to strengthen business connections with China’s Greater Bay Area, a major manufacturing and trading region. Closer links could help UAE companies source products from Chinese suppliers and give Chinese businesses more opportunities to reach customers in the Middle East.

The agreements will support the exchange of market knowledge, direct communication between companies and the development of new trade and investment opportunities. They are also intended to help businesses build long-term partnerships and expand their presence in international markets.

Stronger connections between companies could support supply chains by helping businesses identify potential suppliers, buyers and commercial partners. This can create more options for companies seeking to source goods, sell products and develop trade between the UAE and China.

H.E. Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers, said: “We are committed to expanding our network of international partnerships and connecting Dubai’s business community with promising opportunities around the world.”