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investments. We will work side by side with our partners in the UAE to
               guarantee the success of this agreement and maximize its benefits.”


               Reducing Risks

               H.E. Raja Al Mazrouei, CEO of Etihad Credit Insurance, said, “This agreement
               aligns with ECI’s steadfast commitment to broadening its global network of

               partnerships with strategic markets, offering innovative credit solutions,
               streamlining export operations, reducing risks, and fostering confidence in
               exports, re-exports, and foreign trade channels.”


               The Agreement demonstrates Etihad Credit Insurance's steadfast dedication
               to enhancing cooperation with export credit agencies. Over the past few
               years, Etihad Credit Insurance has successfully formed around 21
               cooperation agreements with government export credit agencies across the
               globe. This move further helps to broaden the ECI’s network of collaborations,

               which is a crucial component of the recently introduced strategic initiative
               ‘Xport Xponential.’ This initiative aims to support the growth of UAE exports
               and increase the diversity of the national economy while also promoting its

               sustainability.

               Notably, the EGAP is a specialised state-owned credit insurance company
               that focuses on the insurance of non-marketable commercial risks associated
               with exports of goods and services from the Czech Republic. The company’s

               primary focus lies in providing bank loans with a maturity of more than two
               years to finance the export of energy, machinery, technological systems,
               investment projects and transport constructions.





















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