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10/3/25, 8:31 AM  Etihad Credit Insurance Showcases Significance Of Partnerships And“Xport Xponential” Program Impact On UAE-Based Companies


         Etihad Credit Insurance Showcases


         Significance Of Partnerships And“Xport

         Xponential” Program Impact On UAE-Based

         Companies










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        (MENAFN- Mid-East Info) Etihad Credit Insurance (ECI), the UAE's federal export credit
        company, participated in a joint workshop organized in collaboration with The Mohammed
        Bin Rashid Establishment for Small and Medium Enterprises Development (Dubai SME),
        part of the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET). The workshop highlighted
        the importance of accelerating the global expansion of SMEs originating from the UAE.






        As part of the workshop, Hamad Al Omran, Head of Strategy & PMO at ECI, shared key
        insights on how the company's strategic partnerships contribute to strengthening the
        UAE's export sector. He also highlighted 'Xport Xponential,' a targeted program
        developed to help locally based SMEs expand internationally. The initiative offers practical
        support - from credit and financing solutions to export advisory and risk management
        tools - delivered through a network of public and private sector partners. The program
        also provides access to a global database of over 400 million companies.


        The workshop shed light on the UAE's Comprehensive Economic Partnership
        Agreements (CEPAs), of which 28 have been signed to date. These agreements serve as
        key frameworks for expanding access to global markets, easing regulatory barriers, and
        reducing or eliminating tariffs. As a result, they have significantly boosted the UAE's
        export and re-export activity with partner countries, reaching approximately USD 603
        billion. The discussion emphasized how these agreements support the country's broader
        economic objectives by reinforcing its position as a central hub for global trade and
        logistics, promoting fair competition, facilitating customs procedures, and establishing
        clear and transparent rules that foster a more dynamic business environment.


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        Four representatives from ECI's SME clients-IPACK, UNIGULF Airconditioning Industries
        LLC, UROOJ Middle East FZE, and Gulf Printing and Packaging Co. L their success

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