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Dubai Delegation of 100+ Officials and Executives to Visit Shenzhen in October

Over 100 senior government officials and corporate executives from Dubai will convene in Shenzhen on October 14 for the fifth Dubai Business Forum. Led by Dubai Chambers Chairman Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori, the delegation aims to align bilateral opportunities around Dubai's D33 Economic Agenda, cross-border investment, and artificial intelligence. Official bilateral non-oil trade between the UAE and China reached AED 180.7 billion in the first half of 2026.

China–UAE News
Source: Emirates 24|7

UAE Date Palms Bear Fruit Across Inland Chinese Regions as Cultivation Expands

Date palm varieties donated by the UAE have produced fruit in inland regions of China for the first time following earlier yields in Hainan Province. The harvest concluded across experimental cultivation bases in Hainan, Yunnan, and Sichuan provinces, marking progress in bilateral agricultural cooperation. The project stems from the UAE's 2019 commitment to provide 100,000 date palm seedlings to support Chinese agricultural diversification and food security.

China–UAE News
Source: Emirates News Agency

Dubai RTA Partners with China EV100 for Inaugural EV World 2026

Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority has partnered with China EV100 ahead of the inaugural EV World 2026 exhibition at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The cooperation agreement aims to expand participation by Chinese manufacturers and research bodies in the UAE's green transport market. The event is scheduled to take place from 10 to 12 November 2026.

China–UAE News
Source: Emirates News Agency

UAE-Donated Date Palms Yield Notable Harvest Across Inland Bases in China

Experimental date palm bases in Hainan, Yunnan, and Sichuan provinces completed their harvest season, marking the first notable yields from UAE-donated palms in China's inland areas. Fifty-two palms in Yunnan and 125 in Sichuan produced fruit for the first time, while eight varieties bore fruit again in Hainan. The initiative is part of the UAE's pledge to donate 100,000 seedlings to strengthen bilateral food security cooperation.

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