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In 2023, non-oil trade between the UAE and Mexico increased by 20.8 percent to US$2.6 billion,
               compared to US$2.1 billion in 2022. The positive trajectory continued in the first ten months of
               2024, rising to US$2.2 billion, a 1 percent increase compared to the same period in 2023.
               In his meeting with the Mexican Minister of Economy, Al Zeyoudi discussed how to encourage and
               support private-sector partnerships between the two countries in sectors such as agriculture,
               industry, services, infrastructure, and tourism. They also discussed strengthening supply chains to
               serve their mutual interests and support joint economic growth.

               Al Zeyoudi emphasised the shared commitment between the UAE and Mexico to continue
               strengthening trade and investment flows in line with the ambitious economic goals of both nations
               and highlighted the potential for economic integration through the establishment of a trade and
               investment corridor.

               Al Zeyoudi said, “The continuous growth in non-oil trade between the UAE and Mexico in recent
               years underscores the vast potential for new partnerships between our business communities,
               opening the door to further opportunities for collaboration across numerous sectors that will drive
               mutual prosperity.”

               During the visit, Al Zeyoudi met with a group of senior officials in Mexico, including Francisco
               Cervantes, President of the Confederation of Industrial Chambers of Mexico (CONCAMIN). The two
               sides explored opportunities to strengthen private sector relations and partnerships that would
               further enhance the growing trade and investment ties between the two countries.
               Al Zeyoudi also met with José de Jesús Rodríguez Cárdenas, President of the National Chamber of
               Commerce, Services, and Tourism, to discuss potential areas of collaboration, attractive
               investment opportunities in each country, and ways to support and facilitate businesses seeking to
               expand into both markets.

               Additionally, Al Zeyoudi held meetings with numerous businessmen and representatives from
               leading Mexican companies to identify avenues for deeper economic cooperation.
































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