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Dubai Chambers and Jiangsu COIC Partner to Strengthen Trade and Investment Ties

Dubai Chambers has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Jiangsu Chamber of International Commerce to bolster bilateral trade and investment. The partnership establishes a framework to support the expansion of Jiangsu companies, particularly from Yancheng, into Dubai while aiding Dubai businesses entering Jiangsu. Both entities will also coordinate joint commercial delegations, B2B matchmaking, and reciprocal investment forums.

Published Source: Emirates News Agency
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Dubai Chambers signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Jiangsu Chamber of International Commerce (Jiangsu COIC) to enhance bilateral trade and investment, Emirates News Agency reported.

The agreement was signed at Dubai Chambers' headquarters by Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers, and Wang Shanhua, Chairman of Jiangsu COIC.

The partnership establishes an institutional framework designed to facilitate the market entry and expansion of Jiangsu companies into Dubai, with a particular focus on enterprises based in Yancheng.

In addition, the agreement provides dedicated support for Dubai-based companies seeking business opportunities in Jiangsu through trade missions, market-entry facilitation, and B2B matchmaking. Both organizations also agreed to coordinate joint commercial delegations and participate in reciprocal trade and investment forums.

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