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Source: India's News.Net

DAFZ and Forbes Middle East to Host Future Growth Nexus Summit on November 23

Dubai Airport Freezone and Forbes Middle East will convene the inaugural Future Growth Nexus Summit on November 23, 2026, at Mandarin Oriental Jumeira in Dubai. Marking the free zone's 30th anniversary, the conference will bring together 27 speakers across government and industry to evaluate supply chains, logistics, and cross-border trade. UAE Minister of Foreign Trade Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi and DIEZ Executive Chairman Dr. Mohammed Alzarooni will deliver keynote addresses.

Industry News
Source: Dubai Eye 103.8

Binance Resumes Bitcoin and Ether Withdrawals Following $6.3 Billion Cyberattack

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance resumed withdrawals for bitcoin, ether, and selected stablecoins on Sunday after covering 95 per cent of the $6.3 billion stolen in a recent cyberattack. The platform used $6 billion of company funds to purchase replacement tokens and stated that less liquid assets will follow in phases. The FBI attributed the security breach to a North Korean state-sponsored cyber unit.

Policy & Legal Updates
Source: Arabian Business

UAE-DR Congo CEPA Enters into Force Following Bilateral Trade Growth

The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between the UAE and the Democratic Republic of the Congo officially took effect on October 30. The agreement eliminates tariffs on most product lines and streamlines customs procedures following bilateral non-oil trade reaching $3.5 billion in 2025. It marks the UAE's 20th CEPA to enter into force under its trade expansion program.

Policy & Legal Updates
Source: Oman News Agency

Oman and China Discuss Expanding Investment Across Gulf Economic and Free Zones

Omani authorities and Chinese delegates met on October 31 to explore expanding bilateral trade and industrial investments in Gulf economic and free zones. Discussions emphasized regulatory incentives, port logistics, and links between Gulf businesses and China's Hainan Province. Both delegations also confirmed intentions to develop coordinated frameworks for foreign direct investment.

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