Surging UAE exports revive China–Middle East corridor

The China–Middle East trade corridor is showing signs of recovery, with UAE exports to China performing well. The route is picking up pace after a period of slower growth on other global lanes, said Marc Prasad, Regional VP, ALSI Global. Dubai World Central plays a crucial role using technology and efficient transit solutions to support faster and more reliable cargo movement. With rising demand, the China–Middle East corridor is likely to remain a growth hotspot in Q4, as businesses give priority to cost-effective deliveries. Airlines and forwarders are using the UAE as a key hub to connect China with markets across the Middle East, Europe, and Africa. Analysts say the corridor is cementing the Middle East’s status as a vital link in global supply chains.