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                   Furthermore, H.E. Al Mazrouei underscored the key role of non-oil trade in the UAE’s
                   economy, with the sector contributing approximately 75 per cent of the overall GDP.
                   She explained that the UAE’s collaborations and partnerships, which include
                   comprehensive economic partnership agreements (CEPAs), have played a crucial role
                   in facilitating seamless market access for SME products. She further highlighted the
                   critical role of innovative credit solutions, trade easing initiatives enhancing of export,
                   streamlining of logistics region and the joint efforts between the public and private
                   sectors in strengthening non-oil exports, re-exports and foreign trade for UAE-based
                   companies.

                   The event also underscored the need for enhanced communication and collaboration
                   among organisations and industry stakeholders  to develop  capabilities and enhance
                   trade, imports and exports at both local and global levels. The key focus was on strategic
                   planning to follow a progressive approach that efficiently addresses challenges and
                   shapes  a dynamic future. During the sessions, experts stressed that collaborations
                   among  key players  of the international trade ecosystem, including financial
                   organisations, exporters and importers, are essential for achieving sustainable growth.
                   They highlighted the significance of establishing channels for exchanging expertise and
                   knowledge to enable businesses, particularly SMEs, to overcome barriers in accessing
                   global markets.

                   The GTR MENA event featured over 80 speakers and 45 presenters, exploring a wide
                   range of topics, including the impact of digitalisation on the future of trade finance, the
                   role of financial technology and innovations, and regulatory frameworks designed to
                   address challenges such as supply chain resilience and bridging gaps in trade finance.
                   Additionally, discussions covered the role  of institutional investors in boosting
                   liquidity, meeting supply chain finance demands, and supporting regional economic
                   diversification, particularly in the GCC region and Africa. The event also delved into
                   digital advancements, investment strategies and strategic collaborations that contribute
                   to a more flexible and efficient global trade landscape.

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