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               H.E. Bin Touq said, “Economic collaboration between the UAE and India continues to strengthen,
               with  notable growth  in  business  activities.  In the first  half of 2025 alone, 22,415 new  Indian

               companies entered the UAE market, an increase of over 10 per cent compared to the same period
               in 2024. By the end of June 2025, the total number of Indian companies operating in the UAE

               reached 264,687. During the meeting, we discussed strategies to enhance communication between

               business communities of the two countries and to encourage the establishment of diverse ventures
               across vital economic sectors.”


               H.E. noted that the UAE has an adaptable and competitive legislative and economic environment

               that stimulates industrial investments across the world. The manufacturing sector contributed 13.5

               per cent to the UAE’s non-oil GDP in 2024, ranking as the second on the list of economic activities
               contributing most to the non-oil GDP of the national economy. Additionally, the foreign direct

               investment (FDI) in this vital sector reached approximately AED 40 billion (USD 10.9 billion) by
               the end of 2022, representing 7 per cent of the country’s total FDI inflows.



               The meeting also explored the key enablers and competitive advantages of the UAE’s business
               environment for Indian companies, along with strategies to maximize these benefits. Among the

               highlighted  strengths  were  the  UAE’s  strategic  location  connecting  East  with  West,  its
               comprehensive economic partnerships, advanced infrastructure, diverse logistics services, and tax

               incentives that encourage the establishment of diverse economic and investment activities.


               Both sides emphasized the importance of enhancing collaboration between the public and private

               sectors  to  facilitate  the  exchange  of  expertise  and  best  practices,  aimed  at  adopting  latest
               technologies across sectors related to the new economy. This supports the building of a knowledge-

               based, technology-driven economy and fosters sustainable economic development.


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