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Source: Zawya

Dubai CommerCity and Tencent Cloud Partner to Expand Digital Commerce Solutions

Dubai CommerCity has signed a partnership agreement with Tencent Cloud at Tencent's headquarters in Shenzhen, China. Under the agreement, Tencent Cloud will provide cloud computing products and digital services to businesses registered in the free zone. The collaboration also encompasses joint initiatives including industry events, exhibitions, hackathons, and training workshops.

China–UAE News
Source: Asia Times

US and China Compete for AI and Cloud Infrastructure Across the Gulf

Chinese technology investments in the Gulf Arab states are increasingly intersecting with American technology footprints, particularly across the UAE and Saudi Arabia. While China supplies cloud services, 5G networks, and smart-city systems, the US provides advanced graphics processing units and leading foundation models. Both regional governments are simultaneously pursuing sovereign computing capabilities while balancing partnerships across both ecosystems.

China–UAE News
Source: CGTN

Dubai Chambers to Host Dubai Business Forum in Shenzhen

Dubai Chambers has announced it will host the Dubai Business Forum – China in Shenzhen on October 14, 2026. The bilateral summit aims to expand cross-border investment and trade collaboration in sectors including artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, and the digital economy. Confirmed attendees include major Chinese enterprises such as Baidu, Tencent Cloud, Huawei Cloud, and China Merchants Capital.

China–UAE News
Source: Emirates News Agency (WAM)

Dubai Serves as Commercial Launchpad for Chinese Business Expansion Across Global Markets

Senior executives from major Chinese enterprises highlighted Dubai as a strategic hub for trade and investment expansion across the Gulf and globally. The statements were issued ahead of the Dubai Business Forum – China, scheduled for 14 October in Shenzhen by Dubai Chambers. Companies including BYD, Tencent Cloud, Baidu, Huawei Cloud, and China Merchants Capital emphasized deepening bilateral corridors aligned with the Dubai Economic Agenda D33.

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