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“We empower UAE businesses to confidently participate in global trade, driving towards
               a robust and well diversified economy. Leveraging our innovative approach and
               meticulously crafted 2023 business plans, ECI has emerged as a beacon of stability for
               UAE enterprises. We have seen a significant increase in the demand for our services,
               with a remarkable surge in insured trade and investment transactions. Our dedication to

               protecting the interests of UAE exporters is evident in the numbers, with a 25 per cent
               increase in policies issued compared to 2022,” said Al Mazrouei.



               “As we continue to adapt and grow, expanding ECI’s services to strengthen national
               exports is our primary objective, marking a significant leap forward in our capabilities
               and outreach. This new strategic phase aims to double the growth rate of UAE exports

               through ECI and increase our contribution to the non-oil GDP by 7-fold by 2031,” Al
               Mazrouei said.



               The report stated that ECI’s global outreach efforts supportedUAE exporters across 17
               sectors in 110 countries, amounting to a non-oil trade and investment of Dh14 billion in
               2023. This success was facilitated by approximately 21 agreements signed with

               government export credit agencies worldwide, solidifying ECI’s position as a trusted
               partner for international trade.



               ECI has given a credit cover of Dh 4.7 billion to UAE’s industrial sector, a key
               contributor to non-oil exports, with Dh1.4 billion committed in 2023 alone, enabling

               manufacturers’ exports achievement and in line with the company’s partnership with the
               Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT).



               ECI’s projects seek to support economic development and improve the quality of living,
               including a credit insurance commitment of $500 million to boost Africa’s clean energy
               transition as part of the UAE’s $4.5 billion Africa Green Investment initiative. The

               company supported clients with management of late payments worth Dh415 million, of
               which Dh 353 million or 83 per cent were successfully recovered, the annual report
               added.









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