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  1. The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between Azerbaijan and the United Arab Emirates aims to strengthen economic cooperation and trade.
  2. Targeting USD 100 billion non-oil trade through a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) and strengthening the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
  3. CEPA talks involving the United Arab Emirates concluded, leading to the establishment of a new partnership.

Abu Dhabi and Canada Sign Free Trade Deal and Pledge $50 Billion Investment

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Abu Dhabi and Canada signed the Canada-UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (Cepa) and established a Joint Military Committee. This agreement reduces or eliminates tariffs on over 99 percent of Canadian exports to the United Arab Emirates starting next year. Additionally, the UAE pledged $50 billion in investment toward Canadian projects.

From middleeasteye.net

Why it matters

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Cepa is projected to double two-way trade between Canada and the United Arab Emirates from $2.4 billion to nearly $5 billion over the next decade. The deal provides Canadian businesses greater access to the United Arab Emirates' $500 billion economy.

CEPA talks involving the United Arab Emirates concluded, aiming to achieve USD 100 billion in non-oil trade through the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement.

From middleeasteye.net

Who's involved

  • Abu DhabiSigned the free trade deal and pledged investment to Canadian projects
  • United Arab EmiratesThe geopolitical state whose economy is gaining greater access through the agreement

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  • The UAE might see its national trade and market access materially boosted by the free trade deal and investment pledge.

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