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Press Release











                H.E. Bin Touq explores strengthening cooperation with Governor of
                     Guangxi in new economy sectors, tourism, entrepreneurship,
                                               transport, and logistics





                     UAE reiterates its commitment to advancing economic cooperation with
                                    Guangxi to serve the interests of both parties





               Abu Dhabi, 7 April 2025 -  H.E. Abdulla bin Touq Al Marri, Minister of Economy, met with H.E.
               Lan Tianli,  Governor of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region,  to explore opportunities for
               enhancing economic cooperation between the UAE and the People’s Republic of China in sectors
               of mutual interest.

               H.E. Bin Touq emphasised that the economic relations between the UAE and China serve as a
               successful model of strategic partnerships based on diversity and innovation. H.E. reaffirmed the
               UAE’s commitment to  strengthening collaboration with the Guangxi region  in  vital sectors,
               including the new economy, entrepreneurship,  air transport, advanced  industries, renewable
               energy, e-commerce, logistics services, and tourism.


               The Minister of Economy also highlighted the importance of continuing to explore new investment
               and development opportunities that contribute to the sustainable development of both economies.
               H.E. explained that the UAE serves as a strategic gateway to the Middle East and African markets,
               supported by its position as a global hub for re-export and advanced logistics services. H.E. added
               that the UAE’s comprehensive economic ecosystem empowers its partners, including Guangxi
               Zhuang, to expand to new markets, facilitating the flow of their exports and overseas investments.


               The meeting also explored opportunities for strengthening public-private partnerships between the
               two countries, particularly in digital trade, smart manufacturing, advanced technologies, and
               infrastructure investment. Discussions further covered the potential to expand cooperation in food
               security, sustainable agriculture, free zones, tourism, air transport, and smart cities.
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