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UAE Consul General in Guangzhou Visits Viomi in Foshan

UAE Consul General in Guangzhou Mariam Alshamsi visited smart appliance firm Viomi in Foshan. The visit reviewed Viomi's business operations, automated manufacturing facilities, and water purification technologies. Both sides explored bilateral cooperation opportunities in the water sector.

Industry News
Source: Gulf News

LuLu Group Launches AED 100 Million Year-End Retail Campaign Across UAE

LuLu Group has launched a two-month nationwide sales campaign in the UAE featuring promotions, discounts, and prizes valued at AED 100 million. Running through November and December, the initiative includes themed weekly events such as a Huawei-backed Super Friday sale. The retailer noted rising consumer optimism supported by UAE government initiatives driving tourism and trade.

Policy & Legal Updates
Source: BigGo Finance

China and Oman Sign $4.5 Billion Currency Swap and Digital Currency Pact

The People's Bank of China and the Central Bank of Oman have signed a five-year bilateral currency swap agreement valued at 30 billion yuan ($4.5 billion). The central banks also signed a memorandum of understanding covering central bank digital currencies and cross-border payment cooperation during Sultan Haitham bin Tarik's state visit to Beijing. The pact broadens China's monetary cooperation network in the Gulf alongside existing arrangements with the UAE.

Industry News
Source: Shanghai Metals Market

China Urges Fair Cooperation Following Reports of Nvidia AI Data Center Restrictions

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning responded to reports that Nvidia instructed cloud partners to limit services provided to Chinese firms. Mao stated she was unfamiliar with the specifics but emphasized that all parties should cooperate based on fairness, transparency, and non-discrimination. The response followed a Financial Times report claiming Nvidia told partners that at least 51 percent of service revenue must come from non-Chinese clients.

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