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China-Arab Digital Dialogue in Hangzhou Yields $255 Million Across Seven Deals

The First China-Arab Digital Dialogue in Hangzhou concluded with the signing of seven agreements valued at $255 million. Collaborations span robotics, industry investment funds, smart manufacturing, and AI supply systems, including a venture between China's Unitree and the UAE's Al Fahim Group. The Arab Federation for Digital Economy also established its China regional headquarters in Hangzhou.

The China-Arab AI International Cooperation and Arab Federation for Digital Economy (AFDE) First China-Arab Digital Dialogue concluded in Hangzhou with the signing of seven bilateral cooperation agreements valued at $255 million, according to Seetao.

Organised alongside the fifth Global Digital Trade Expo, the dialogue convened more than 200 officials and delegates from China and Arab nations. The signed agreements encompass collaborative initiatives across robotics, industrial investment funds, smart manufacturing, and artificial intelligence-driven supply systems.

Key outcomes included the launch of the ROVARA robotics cooperation platform, which links China's Unitree with the UAE-based Al Fahim Group. Additionally, the AFDE established its permanent China regional headquarters in Hangzhou to manage and coordinate long-term bilateral initiatives.

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