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Masdar City Free Zone Opens First China Office in Suzhou

Abu Dhabi's Masdar City Free Zone has established its first China representative office in the Suzhou Industrial Park. Operated by Suzhou Yingdi Consulting, the facility will support Chinese enterprises expanding into Abu Dhabi. The free zone also signed an agreement with Beijing's Zhongguancun innovation cluster.

Published Source: FTZ News

Masdar City Free Zone in Abu Dhabi has opened its first representative office in China, situated within the Suzhou Industrial Park, according to FTZ News.

The opening took place during a UAE trade delegation trip that included the Abu Dhabi Investment Office. The mission concluded multiple agreements across Suzhou and Beijing.

Under the partnership framework, Suzhou Yingdi Consulting will operate the new facility to provide guidance to Chinese enterprises establishing presences in Abu Dhabi.

In addition, Masdar City Free Zone entered into an agreement with Beijing's Zhongguancun innovation cluster covering setup packages for startups. Masdar City currently hosts more than 2,000 companies from over 90 countries.

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