Skip to content

Connecting business. Building understanding. Advancing peace.

Daily BriefVerify a certificateDue Diligence
Become a Member

Chinese Firms Attend Abu Dhabi Petroleum Exhibition and Sign Energy Agreements

Chinese energy and engineering companies participated in the 42nd Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition (ADIPEC) in Abu Dhabi. Exhibitors presented digital, intelligent, and low-carbon solutions across oil and gas operations. Multiple Chinese enterprises signed bilateral agreements with Middle Eastern partners covering supply chain integration, workforce training, and infrastructure.

Published Source: Seetao
Illustration: A modern trade exhibition hall featuring high-tech industrial displays, digital screens with energy infrastructure graphics, and profess
Illustration

Multiple Chinese energy and engineering companies participated in the 42nd Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition (ADIPEC) held in Abu Dhabi, according to Seetao. The global energy event gathered approximately 2,260 companies from more than 170 countries and regions.

Participating Chinese exhibitors showcased digital, intelligent, and low-carbon technologies covering upstream, midstream, and downstream oil and gas sectors.

During the exhibition, several Chinese enterprises signed bilateral cooperation agreements with Middle Eastern industry partners. These agreements focus on strengthening supply chain integration, developing local technical workforce training initiatives, and supporting energy infrastructure under the Belt and Road framework.

Sources

More from China–UAE News

View all
China–UAE News
Source: MEED

Adnoc Onshore Awards China’s Jereh Group $392 Million Bu Hasa Project

Adnoc Onshore has awarded Chinese contractor Jereh Group an engineering, procurement, and construction contract worth AED 1.44 billion ($392.1 million) for the Bu Hasa oilfield cluster. The framework contract covers wellhead surface facilities, gathering flowlines, and solar power units under a 36-month agreement.

Policy & Legal Updates
Source: UAE-China Chamber of Commerce (UECN)

China Plans Intensified Belt and Road Cooperation Under 15th Five-Year Plan

Chinese officials announced plans to expand Belt and Road Initiative trade and industrial cooperation during the 15th Five-Year Plan period from 2026 to 2030. Priorities include integrating shipping and logistics corridors connecting China to Gulf transport hubs alongside investments in green energy, cross-border e-commerce, digital infrastructure, and AI.

China–UAE News
Source: Energy News Network

UAE and Chinese Firms Propose $2B Gabon Niobium Project for 2027 Start

Gabon is planning to revive its long-delayed Mabounié niobium and rare-earths project through a proposed $2 billion investment involving Emirati-backed New Energy Metals and China ENFI Engineering Corporation. A technical study was presented to Gabon's President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema during his official visit to Beijing. The project targets a 2027 construction start and is expected to generate over 2,500 direct jobs alongside domestic processing facilities.

The UECN Brief

Policy updates, China–UAE business news and industry insights, delivered to your inbox.

Language
Subscriptions

Double opt-in: we send a confirmation link. Unsubscribe at any time. Privacy