At the UAE-China Entrepreneurs Forum in Shanghai, Muhannad Sulaiman Al Naqbi, Consul General of the United Arab Emirates in Shanghai, Amer Al Ahbabi, Chairman of the Empowerment and Development Committee at the Emirates Entrepreneurs Association and Chairman of Vertix Holdings, and Khalifa Al Dhaheri, Vice Chairman of the Board of Vertix Holdings, were spotted with some senior Chinese officials engaged in innovation and entrepreneurship.
With the announcement of several technology and entrepreneurship agreements aimed at boosting bilateral trade from $101.8 billion in 2024 to an ambitious $200 billion by 2030, the UAE and China have taken steps to accelerate one of the world’s fastest-growing economic ties.
The statement was made at the UAE–China Entrepreneurs Forum in Shanghai, where prominent Emirati business and government heavyweights collaborated with over 60 Chinese advanced-technology start-ups to sketch out the next stage of cross-border innovation.
The Forum concentrated on high-growth industries including robots, artificial intelligence, machine learning, fintech, sustainable manufacturing, and advanced industrial technologies—all of which both nations view as essential to their respective economic destinies. The agreements made by the Emirates Entrepreneurs Association, Vertix Holdings of Abu Dhabi.
Also Read:
President Sheikh Mohamed Believes that Technology Investment is Essential to the UAE’s Development
Hilton-branded homes in the United Arab Emirates are signed by Prestige One Developments
