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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that Beijing will play a constructive role in securing a comprehensive Middle East ceasefire and resuming negotiations. The remarks were made during a meeting in Beijing with Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak, special envoy of the UAE President. Wang emphasized that resolving regional conflicts requires pooled diplomatic efforts and commitment to peace.
The ninth Sharjah Investment Forum hosted workshops focused on navigating UAE tax compliance, strengthening supply chain resilience, and resolving commercial disputes. Experts examined how artificial intelligence assists in managing corporate tax, VAT, and e-invoicing while emphasizing that human oversight remains crucial. Sessions also addressed investor protection through commercial arbitration and AI-driven supply chain decision-making.
Demand for war risk coverage has increased across the United Arab Emirates amid heightened regional geopolitical tensions. The surge is led by businesses reliant on vehicle fleets, including logistics and corporate transport providers. Insurer GIG Gulf has begun offering optional war coverage on select commercial fleet policies.
The UAE intends to lobby the International Competition Network to increase information sharing among antitrust agencies, according to Global Competition Review. The initiative seeks to deepen cross-border regulatory collaboration and mutual assistance among competition authorities. For businesses in the UAE, expanded inter-agency data sharing signals closer international alignment in antitrust and merger oversight.
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