UAE–China Talks Target Energy, Renewables, Industry, Infrastructure
UAE Industry Minister Dr. Sultan Al Jaber led a working visit to Beijing to deepen cooperation in energy, renewables, industry, and infrastructure. The agenda bolsters a whole-of-economy approach—from project finance to technology transfer.
The WAM brief emphasized a dense program of meetings with senior Chinese officials and top corporate leaders, aligning industrial policy with practical project pipelines. Discussions covered grid-scale renewables, advanced manufacturing, and infrastructure finance—areas where joint ventures can scale quickly.
Replicated readouts list counterparts such as China’s finance minister, senior CPC international department leadership, and AIIB executives—signaling that public-finance tools are in scope alongside corporate partnerships. That blend can accelerate feasibility work, speed regulatory clearance, and unlock concessional or blended finance for big-ticket assets.
The technical through-line: mapping UAE industrial priorities to Chinese manufacturing depth—solar and battery supply chains, EV components, port logistics, and process industry upgrades—while building training programs that embed AI and automation into factory and grid operations.
