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6/30/25, 9:05 AM                                      Home | Emirates News Agency
          and robust entrepreneurial ecosystem by facilitating

          investment and talent attraction.

          Bin Touq stated: “The ‘Xport Xponential’ programme plays
          a pivotal role in advancing the UAE’s ongoing efforts to

          increase the contribution of small and medium-sized

          enterprises to the country’s non-oil GDP. It also directly
          supports the objectives of the ‘We the UAE 2031’ national

          strategy, which aims to increase non-oil exports to AED

          800 billion and expand foreign trade volume to AED 4

          trillion by the next decade.

          Moreover, with export and re-export activities between the
          UAE and countries with which we have Comprehensive

          Economic Partnership Agreements (CEPA), already

          exceeding AED 390.5 billion, the initiative leverages
          existing trade momentum to help SMEs unlock the

          untapped potential of these markets, particularly as the

          UAE continues to expand its economic and trade

          partnerships with key strategic markets worldwide.”
          On her part, Raja Al Mazrouei, CEO of Etihad Credit

          Insurance, highlighted ECI’s role in empowering UAE-

          based businesses to compete on a global level. She

          stated that ‘Xport Xponential’ serves as a dynamic
          platform for local businesses and potential importers to

          connect. Al Mazrouei further stated that the programme

          identifies high-potential export markets for a wide range of
          products, allowing small businesses to expand globally

          with greater ease and confidence.

          She added: “ECI’s ‘Xport Xponential’ programme aligns

          with the UAE’s strategic vision to diversify its revenue

          sources away from oil. It offers integrated financial and
          insurance solutions, particularly to SMEs, enabling them

          to scale internationally, while mitigating major export-

          related risks.”


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