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7/29/24, 2:04 PM                         UAE economy ministry holds investment talks in southern India
                             UAE Economy Minister Abdulla bin Touq Al-Marri led a 70-member
                             delegation to the event. He told the 300 participants that the UAE was “at the
                             gate to collaborate with our international partners.”



                             “It is imperative that we leverage our strength, we capitalize on emerging
                             trends, embrace innovation and as a catalyst for sustainable growth, it’s

                             imperative that we remain agile, adaptive and forward thinking.”


                             UAE Minister of State for Entrepreneurship Alia Abdulla Al-Mazrouei, who
                             was part of the delegation, urged both UAE and Indian stakeholders to take

                             advantage of the opportunity to explore partnerships in both markets.


                             “To those Indian businesses operating in new economy sectors, I invite you to

                             capitalize on the UAE’s highly incubating environment … to grow and scale at
                             a global level and champion technology and knowledge transfer within the
                             ecosystem,” she said.



                             India-UAE relations have grown considerably since 2022, when they signed a
                             comprehensive economic partnership agreement to boost trade and investment.



                             Since then, the number of exchanges between the two countries has increased
                             and trade has grown by more than 16 percent year on year, mostly in the
                             energy, infrastructure and construction, technology and innovation, pharma and

                             healthcare, tourism and cultural sectors.


                             India’s Ambassador to the UAE Sunjay Sudhir said relations between the two

                             countries had seen “rapid progress” over the past decade, resulting in a
                             “paradigm shift in bilateral ties.”


                             “Investopia has already become an important event in the calendar of Indian

                             businesses,” he told Arab News.


                             “As we continue to work together, I am confident that our strategic partnership

                             will enable our two nations to navigate complex global realities and will leave
                             a lasting impact on regional and global stability, economic growth and
                             governance frameworks.”



                             Chennai is located in Tamil Nadu, which is India’s second-largest exporter of
                             software, after Karnataka, and known for its automobile and engineering
                             industries. Manufacturing contributes 33 percent and agriculture 13 percent to

                             the state’s economy.




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