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6/2/25, 3:43 PM Ajman DED Signs 2 MoUs In China To Boost Economic Cooperation - UrduPoint
The signing ceremony was attended by Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Humaid Al Nuaimi,

Chairman of the Department of Tourism Development; Sheikh Rashid bin Ammar

Al Nuaimi, Vice President of Ajman Club; Hussain bin Ibrahim Al
Hammadi, UAE Ambassador to the People's Republic of China; Saif Ahmed Al

Suwaidi, Director-General of Ajman DED, and a number of senior

officials from both sides.

The MoUs were signed by Saif Ahmed Al Suwaidi, Director-General

of Ajman DED; Tu Xingyoung, Deputy Director-General of

the Chongqing Municipal Economy and Information Technology Commission; and

Zhang Yongwu, Director-General of the Chongqing Municipal Commission

of Commerce.

The agreements aim to exchange knowledge and best practices in trade policies,

industrial planning, and business development. They also support bilateral

investments through streamlining company entry procedures, developing industrial
zones, organising trade missions and exhibitions, jointly promoting strategic

projects, and supporting sustainable energy efficiency initiatives

in technology fields.

A key initiative launched under the agreements is the “Chongqing cars Go Global”

project, which aims to open showrooms and industrial assembly lines in Ajman.

The MoUs stipulate the formation of joint committees to oversee implementation,

the holding of regular meetings to propose new initiatives, and the appointment of

official liaison points to facilitate coordination. Cooperation areas also include
economic data exchange, collaboration in smart transformation and modern

industries, support for high-value projects, and the development of partnerships

between universities and research centres.

These international partnerships reflect the vision of the UAE’s wise leadership in

building a diversified and resilient knowledge- and innovation-based economy.

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