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China–UAE News

UAE Delegation Concludes Five-Day China Visit to Expand Energy and Tech Partnerships

A UAE delegation led by Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure Undersecretary Eng. Sharif Al Olama concluded a five-day visit to China on October 19, 2026. The visit included representatives from Mubadala, ADIO, and AD Ports Group, focusing on energy, technology transfer, and logistics. Discussions covered clean energy, hydrogen, nuclear power, smart mobility, and a site visit to Shanghai's automated Yangshan Port.

Industry News

Noatum Logistics Launches Dedicated Global Fairs and Events Logistics Business

AD Ports Group subsidiary Noatum Logistics has launched a dedicated global business line focused on fairs and events logistics. The new organisation operates with dedicated teams across key markets, including the United Arab Emirates and Greater China. It builds upon existing event logistics operations in the UAE, which have served major international exhibitions such as IDEX and NAVDEX.

China–UAE News

Abu Dhabi Expands Fujairah Port as Dubai Forum Unveils China Lineup

Abu Dhabi has expanded container terminals and oil storage at the Port of Fujairah under its 'Zero Hormuz' infrastructure initiative to secure direct trade corridors to China outside the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Dubai Chambers and the Greater Bay Area Importers and Exporters Association unveiled the delegation and attendee lineup for the 2026 Dubai Business Forum – China in Shenzhen. Over 90 Dubai officials and senior executives, alongside more than 600 registered Chinese companies, are confirmed to participate in the bilateral event.

China–UAE News

Abu Dhabi Expands Fujairah Port Infrastructure to Secure Trade Corridors to China

Abu Dhabi has advanced its multi-billion-dollar 'Zero Hormuz' initiative by expanding container terminals and oil storage at the Port of Fujairah. Managed by sovereign investment platform L'imad Holding, the project aims to secure direct energy and cargo corridors to China bypassing the Strait of Hormuz. The initiative coincides with discussions regarding the privatization of AD Ports Group at a valuation near $9 billion.