Key Highlights
- 24 agreements signed during the UAE-China Business Promotion Conference in Beijing.
- Trade target: Push bilateral trade past $100 billion in the coming years.
- Focus sectors: Logistics, technology, investment, and innovation.
- Leadership: Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan led the UAE delegation.
- Strategic partnership: Strengthens the UAE’s role as China’s key Gulf trade hub.
The United Arab Emirates and China signed 24 agreements and MoUs in April 2026, expanding cooperation across trade, investment, logistics, and technology.
The deals were announced during the UAE-China Business Promotion Conference in Beijing, attended by senior officials and business leaders.
The agreements aim to push bilateral trade beyond $100 billion, reflecting the growing strategic partnership between the two nations.
With the UAE serving as a vital Gulf hub, the collaboration is expected to accelerate commercial activity, cross-border investments, and innovation-driven projects, reinforcing both countries’ positions in global trade.
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