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MWE Display Joins Dubai Business Forum in Shenzhen to Expand UAE Presence

Chinese commercial display manufacturer MWE participated in the Dubai Business Forum – China in Shenzhen as part of its plan to open an office in the UAE. The event, organized alongside a 112-member Dubai Chambers delegation, brought together over 850 Chinese executives and investors. MWE aims to supply outdoor commercial display hardware designed for extreme climates to Middle Eastern infrastructure projects.

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Chinese commercial display manufacturer MWE participated in the Dubai Business Forum – China held in Shenzhen, moving forward with plans to establish an office in the United Arab Emirates.

MWE Founder and Chief Executive Officer Celia Liang and Overseas Business Manager Bonnie Hu attended business sessions aimed at connecting Chinese enterprises with Dubai's commercial ecosystem. The forum hosted 854 Chinese corporate executives and investors, as well as a 112-member delegation led by Dubai Chambers.

Discussions during the event focused on cross-border cooperation in artificial intelligence, digital systems, smart mobility, and advanced manufacturing. According to the company, MWE is exploring regional partnerships to provide specialized commercial display hardware engineered for high temperatures and direct sunlight across Middle Eastern infrastructure projects.

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