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  • Two sides discussed the prospects of boosting trade exchange and the flow of goods between the two countries
  • The countries will explore opportunities, especially in artificial intelligence, e-trade and food security as well as the fourth industrial revolution

Director General of Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry Mohamed Helal Al Mheiri has discussed with Executive Director of the Agency for SMEs Development under the Ministry of Economy of Azerbaijan Orkhan Mammadov the prospects of boosting trade exchange and the flow of goods between the two countries. 

Al Mheiri highlighted the economic diversity of Azerbaijan making it an optimal destination for trade, investment and tourism activities on the regional level.

He added that the Abu Dhabi Chamber is keen on partnership between Emirati entrepreneurs and investors and their Azerbaijani counterparts to explore opportunities, especially in artificial intelligence, e-trade and food security as well as the fourth industrial revolution.

Mammadov said the UAE is the main trade partner to Azerbaijan in the GCC and made a case for widening the communication channels between the UAE and Azerbaijan.  

He praised the positive role Abu Dhabi Chamber plays in supporting the private sector and strengthening trade relations with Azerbaijan.