Al -Zyoudi: The economic partnership between the UAE and India was reflected in the rates of trade growth between the two countries
Abu Dhabi, September 18 / WAM / His Excellency Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al -Zyoudi, Minister of Foreign Trade, confirmed that the UAE and India are continuing the fruits of the comprehensive economic partnership agreement signed between the two friendly countries in February 2022, where the promising partnership has brought about its entry into force in May 2022 a qualitative shift in trade and investment relations between the two sides, which was clearly reflected in the rates of growth of trade and investment flows between the two sides.
His Excellency said in a statement to the Emirates News Agency “WAM”, that the rising path witnessed by the oil -in -law between the two countries since the agreement entered into force, leading to a registration of $ 37.6 billion in the first half of 2025, with a growth of 33.9% compared to the same period from 2024, confirms that the comprehensive economic partnership between the UAE and India is on the right path to achieve the target of reaching $ 100 billion by a year 2030, according to the common goal of the two countries.
He continued that the credit for the positive results achieved by the comprehensive economic partnership agreement between the UAE and India is due to the joint commitment from both sides to achieve the best benefit from this agreement, in addition to care and follow -up from the leaders of the two friendly countries, and continuous visits and meetings between senior officials in the two countries, the last of which was the thirteenth meeting of the investment work team between the UAE and India that the capital Abu Dhabi hosted today headed by His Highness Sheikh Hamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Managing Director of the Abu Dhabi Investment Agency, to continue to expand the prospects for constructive cooperation under the umbrella of the agreement, discuss the mechanisms of developing them and achieve the best benefit from them in favor of the economists of the two countries.
He added that the Emirati Indian economic partnership is not just a commercial and investment agreement, but it is a platform for achieving common development goals and stimulating economic growth, speeding up mutual investment flows, and providing growth and expansion of business community in the two countries in a way that benefits the two sides, and there are still promising prospects to achieve more mutual economic growth between the two friendly countries.
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