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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.

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

Abu Dhabi Advances Fujairah Port Expansion to Safeguard Asian and Chinese Trade

Abu Dhabi is advancing an infrastructure initiative named 'Zero Hormuz' to decrease maritime reliance on the Strait of Hormuz. Overseen by sovereign platform L'imad Holding, the project expands container and oil infrastructure in Fujairah to secure trade routes to Asian markets, including China. The strategy coincides with plans to take AD Ports Group private at an estimated $9 billion valuation.

China–UAE News
Source: The Japan Times

Abu Dhabi Launches Port Strategy Outside Strait of Hormuz Targeting Asian Trade

Abu Dhabi is advancing a multi-billion-dollar infrastructure initiative titled 'Zero Hormuz' to reduce logistics reliance on the Strait of Hormuz. Managed by sovereign platform L'imad Holding, the program expands container and oil facilities in Fujairah to safeguard freight and energy exports to partners including China. The move coincides with plans to take AD Ports Group private at a valuation near $9 billion.

China–UAE News
Source: EnterpriseAM

UAE Expands East Coast Logistics as L’imad and EGA Bypass Hormuz

Abu Dhabi's sovereign platform L'imad Holding is driving major infrastructure investments to route trade around the Strait of Hormuz under a 'Zero Hormuz' framework. Concurrently, Emirates Global Aluminium has signed an agreement with Gulftainer to shift up to 250,000 tonnes of exports to the UAE's east coast in its first year. The initiatives aim to reinforce trade resilience by expanding multimodal export outlets outside the Gulf chokepoint.

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