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DBWC Explores UAE-China Economic Cooperation and Strategic Partnerships in Shenzhen

The Dubai Business Women Council hosted a high-level roundtable in Shenzhen during the Dubai Business Forum – China. Chaired by Dr. Raja Easa Al Gurg, the session convened 30 senior Emirati and Chinese businesswomen to discuss bilateral opportunities in trade and investment.

Published Source: Emirates News Agency
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On October 17, 2026, the Dubai Business Women Council hosted a high-level roundtable in Shenzhen during the Dubai Business Forum – China, according to the Emirates News Agency.

Chaired by Dr. Raja Easa Al Gurg, the session convened 30 senior Emirati and Chinese businesswomen. The dialogue focused on deepening bilateral commercial cooperation and exploring joint opportunities across trade, investment, and strategic partnerships.

Participants discussed Dubai's role as a strategic launchpad for Chinese enterprises expanding across the Middle East and international markets. The forum also highlighted ongoing efforts to support female founders and strengthen direct networking between the two business communities.

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