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11/10/25, 9:08 AM PRESSR: Etihad Credit Insurance strengthens UAE-China trade ties — TradingView News
H.E. Al Mazrouei further commented on trade insurance and export credit

evolving to strengthen UAE–China cooperation, especially as more companies

from both sides venture into co-manufacturing and industrial projects.

During the ‘Capital Flow in a New Multipolar World’ panel, organized as part of

the AIM Congress China Chapter 2025, H.E. Raja discussed how global capital

dynamics and industrial innovation are redefining international trade. The

discussion also underscored ECI’s commitment to empowering SMEs,

strengthening supply chain resilience, and advancing sustainable trade in

alignment with the UAE 2031 vision’ - which aims to grow the nation’s non-oil
exports to AED 800 billion.

“SMEs represent over 94 per cent of UAE enterprises, forming the backbone of

our economy, a vital source of employment, and advancing economic diversity.

Initiatives such as Xport Xponential have already mobilised AED 174 million in

SME funding. By empowering SMEs, we strengthen domestic value chains and

attract venture capital and foreign direct investment (FDI) into high-impact,
productive sectors,” H.E. Raja said.

China remains one of the UAE’s most significant trading partners, with bilateral
cooperation strengthened through strategic frameworks such as the UAE-China

Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). ECI has played a

significant role in facilitating UAE-China trade by supporting companies entering

or expanding into the Chinese market, enabling joint ventures, and partnering

with Chinese financial institutions and export credit agencies, including
Sinosure. These efforts ensure resilient, secure, and sustainable trade and

investment flows between the two nations.

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