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He added, “Dubai continues to provide Kuwaiti businesses with a gateway to regional and
global markets, supported by advanced infrastructure, a pro-business environment, and a
vibrant economy. Today, the Kuwaiti Business Council under Dubai Chambers’ umbrella actively
supports the interests of Kuwaiti companies, whose numbers have risen to 775 registered
members as of September 2024. This reflects the growing confidence of Kuwaiti businesses
in Dubai’s status as a leading hub for trade and investment.”

Khalifa Al-Ajeel, Minister of Commerce and Industry in Kuwait, emphasised the strong brotherly
relations between Kuwait and the UAE, highlighting the "We the UAE 2031" and "Kuwait 2035"
guiding visions that target sustainable development and the enhancement of economic
prosperity across the region.

Looking ahead to the "UAE-Kuwait Week" in Dubai on February 3-4, Al-Ajeel stated that
the event aims to explore new investment opportunities and strengthen joint economic
cooperation. It will focus on enhancing bilateral relations and stimulating growth in vital sectors
such as tourism, healthcare, energy, and financial services. The event underscores the
commitment of both nations to deepen cooperation, support the private sector, and promote
sustainable development.
Meanwhile, Khaled Al Zaabi, Consul-General of the State of Kuwait to the United Arab Emirates,
praised the deep fraternal ties between the State of Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates,
highlighting the strong bond between their leaderships. These ties have fostered broad relations
across many sectors including economic, cultural, and tourism, leading to accelerated growth
and significant expansion of strategic partnerships which support both nations’ sustainable
development goals.
The two-day event will feature a comprehensive agenda designed to drive cooperation and
unlock new opportunities for growth. Conferences and panel discussions will focus on unlocking
investment potential across key sectors, including energy, renewable energy, healthcare,
logistics, and tourism. These sessions aim to bring together experts, investors, and
policymakers to share insights and explore actionable strategies for economic development.

Business-to-business meetings will play a central role in facilitating dialogue and fostering
partnerships between government and private sector representatives. These engagements will
provide a platform for identifying opportunities, addressing challenges, and expanding
collaboration in strategic areas.

The event will also showcase success stories, highlighting the achievements of small and
medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and exploring pathways for collaboration in emerging
industries. By sharing these success narratives, the program will underline the critical role of
SMEs as drivers of innovation and growth.

The UAE-Kuwait Week is expected to open new avenues for bilateral cooperation in sectors
such as renewable energy, logistics, healthcare, and financial services. It also aims to stimulate
growth in trade for key goods, including chemicals, metals, jewelry, and food products, aligning
with the UAE’s We the UAE 2031 Vision and Kuwait’s Vision 2035.

In addition, a dedicated exhibition will provide SMEs, government entities, and major
corporations with an opportunity to showcase their projects, exchange expertise, and promote
innovative solutions. Complementing the business agenda, the exhibition will celebrate the rich
cultural heritage of both nations through traditional performances, artisan displays, and
interactive cultural experiences.

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