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2/3/25, 3:15 PM UAE, Hungary discuss deepening trade, investment ties
During the meeting, Prime Minister Viktor Orban highlighted the dynamism of the
Hungarian economy and efforts to build trade and investment partnerships with
markets influencing the global economic map, including the UAE.
He pointed to the growth prospects stemming from Hungary's pro-growth business
environment, which is fostering innovation and supporting new economic sectors in
the nation.
Mohamed Hassan Alsuwaidi, Minister of Investment, underlined the importance
of Hungary to the UAE's investment strategy. "Our strong and growing bilateral
relationship with Hungary reflects our shared vision for long-term economic
prosperity. The UAE remains committed to driving meaningful, future-oriented
partnerships, leveraging our business-friendly environment and diverse and dynamic
economic landscape to provide mutually beneficial outcomes. We recognise
significant potential to expand FDI and look forward to collaborating with Hungary to
unlock new frontiers of innovation and investment, shaping a prosperous future for
both nations."
Ahmed bin Ali Al Sayegh said that the UAE and Hungary continue to explore
constructive collaboration under the UAE-Hungary Economic Cooperation
Agreement. "Our nations both share a commitment to support the private sector as
they expand, innovate and create opportunity right along the value chain. This
includes pursuing projects and joint ventures in each other's countries as we look to
broaden our exposure to regional and global markets. High-level meetings such as
the roundtable serve to strengthen ties of friendship and enhance economic
cooperation, and we have been able to explore collaboration in key sectors such as
industry, trade, investment, tourism, logistics, infrastructure, and real estate which
will serve us well in the long term."
Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi emphasised the UAE's commitment to further
strengthening trade and investment ties with Hungary, building on continuous growth
in non-oil trade. "Our partnership with Hungary is built on a shared desire to drive
long-term sustainable economic growth. We are both committed to developing priority
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