A report launched in Dubai highlights that supply chains in the Middle East represent a major economic opportunity.
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Updated Aug 28
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What happened
A report launched in Dubai highlights that supply chains in the Middle East represent a major economic opportunity.
Who's involved
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UAE is positioning itself as a key connector economy in the Middle East by supporting trade corridors linking to Africa and Latin America.Also in this story
- Middle East Energy focuses on the Middle East, with buyers having projects across South Asia and Africa.
- A wealth conference is held in Nairobi, Africa, where African families discuss UAE estate rules.
- The region, including Abu Dhabi and Dubai, is leveraging its strategic location to connect Africa, Europe, and Asia, driven by key leadership.
- Bilateral trade volume centered in Dubai has successfully surpassed the $100 billion mark annually.
The entities involved
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UAE
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Middle East
geopolitical region encompassing Egypt and most of Western Asia, including Iran
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- Middle East disruptions are tightening the global supply of lubricants and base oil.