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China–UAE News
Source: UAE-China Chamber of Commerce

Abu Dhabi Expands Fujairah Port Under Zero Hormuz Initiative for Asian Trade

Abu Dhabi has advanced its multi-billion-dollar 'Zero Hormuz' infrastructure initiative, expanding container terminals and oil storage at the Port of Fujairah. Managed by sovereign platform L'imad Holding, the project aims to safeguard trade and energy routes to China and other Asian partners outside the Strait of Hormuz. The initiative coincides with discussions regarding the privatisation of AD Ports Group at a $9 billion valuation.

Industry News
Source: gulfnews.com

Dubai to Host Inaugural Global EV World 2026 Exhibition in November

Dubai will host the inaugural Dubai International Electric Vehicle Exhibition and Conference (EV World 2026) from November 10 to 12 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. Organised by Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority, the event will gather over 300 companies and organisations and more than 10,000 visitors. The exhibition will feature advancements across electric and hydrogen vehicles, battery systems, charging networks, and autonomous mobility.

Industry News
Source: Arabian Business

Arctic Trade Route Surges as Shippers Seek Alternatives to Suez and Hormuz

Maritime traffic along Russia's Northern Sea Route reached 133 voyages in September, more than quadrupling the level from 2022 as operators seek alternatives to vulnerable Middle Eastern chokepoints. Chinese shipping operators are stepping up Arctic operations, with the container vessel Dubai Tower completing a 24-day journey from Qingdao to the UK. While Arctic transit reduces voyage lengths compared to Suez Canal routes, high operational costs and insurance considerations remain key challenges.

Industry News
Source: IndexBox

UAE, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan Sign Railway MoU for Central Asia–South Asia Corridor

The UAE, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan have signed a trilateral memorandum of understanding to cooperate on the Central Asia–South Asia railway project. Signed in Astana during an official visit led by UAE Energy and Infrastructure Minister Suhail bin Mohammed Al Mazrouei, the agreement initiates technical and economic feasibility assessments. The three countries also plan to discuss establishing a joint working group to coordinate technical, financial, and implementation mechanisms for the cross-border route.

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