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FAW Jiefang Signs Strategic Commercial Vehicle Agreement with UAE’s Al-Futtaim Group

Chinese commercial vehicle maker FAW Jiefang Group signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement in Dubai with UAE conglomerate Al-Futtaim Group. The partnership sets a target to deploy 3,000 commercial vehicles across the West Asia region in 2027. The agreement follows FAW Jiefang's shipment of an initial batch of 210 trucks to the UAE earlier in November.

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Chinese commercial vehicle manufacturer FAW Jiefang Group Co., Ltd. has signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement in Dubai with UAE conglomerate Al-Futtaim Group.

According to the report, the partnership establishes a commercial deployment target of 3,000 commercial vehicles across the West Asia region in 2027.

Both parties agreed to expand operational collaboration across commercial trucks, generator sets, and associated distribution networks.

The signing follows FAW Jiefang's shipment earlier in November of an initial batch of 210 trucks to the UAE market.

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