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UAE-Belarus Trade in Services and Investment Agreement Enters into Force

The Trade in Services and Investment Agreement between the UAE and Belarus officially took effect on October 7, 2026. Signed in Minsk, the treaty lowers market access barriers and enhances legal protections for cross-border investors and service providers. Sectors covered include financial services, logistics, consulting, healthcare, and technology.

Published Source: Gulf News
Jurisdiction
United Arab Emirates
Effective date
October 7, 2026
Stage
Final rule
Official document
Trade in Services and Investment Agreement (TISIA)
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gulfnews.com

The Trade in Services and Investment Agreement (TISIA) between the United Arab Emirates and the Republic of Belarus entered into force on October 7, 2026, according to Gulf News.

Signed in Minsk, the bilateral accord establishes a dedicated legal framework designed to reduce market access barriers and strengthen protections for cross-border investors and service firms operating between both countries.

UAE Minister of Foreign Trade Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi stated that the treaty supports private sector collaboration across multiple sectors, including financial services, logistics, consulting, healthcare, and technology.

The agreement also introduces streamlined mechanisms to promote joint ventures between Emirati and Belarusian businesses, while reinforcing commercial routes between the UAE and Eurasian markets.

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