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building a more sustainable and productive partnership with the UAE’s private sector,” Bin Touq
               added.

               UAE Chambers and Lithuanian Industrialists Union partner
               On the sidelines of the JEC, Al Marri witnessed the signing of a memorandum of understanding
               (MoU) between the Federation of UAE Chambers and the Lithuanian Industrialists Union. The
               agreement seeks to enhance economic cooperation between the two sides in the fields of
               industry, trade, investment and technology. In addition, it facilitates the exchange of expertise on
               policies related to increasing trade exchanges between the two countries.

               H.E. Humaid Mohammed bin Salem, Secretary General of the Federation of UAE Chambers,
               and H.E. Raminta Radaviči, Director General of the Lithuanian Industrialists Union, signed the
               agreement.








































               UAE-Lithuania Business Forum

               During the visit, the UAE also held the UAE-Lithuania Business Forum to highlight key
               economic sectors for investment in both countries and foster dialogue between their business
               communities. In his speech at the forum, Bin Touq elaborated on the promising opportunities
               available in the UAE’s economic sectors and the unique advantages the country’s competitive
               business environment offer.

               The UAE has adopted flexible economic legislations and policies to support the growth of large
               companies and SMEs alike. These include full foreign ownership of companies and a
               competitive environment for trade through modern technology. Due to these efforts, the UAE

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               to-promote-cooperation-in-key-sectors/
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