Post by : Badri Ariffin

Abu Dhabi witnessed a major economic gathering on Monday as the UAE-Chad Trade and Investment Forum kicked off, drawing over 2,000 participants, including ministers, investors, and official delegations. The event marks a significant step in strengthening economic and trade relations between the two nations.

The forum will see the signing of multiple memoranda of understanding in strategic sectors such as infrastructure, energy, agriculture, agribusiness, logistics, and financial services. Delegates aim to unlock new investment avenues, expand trade, and foster sustainable partnerships.

Key discussions are centered around exploring mineral resources, renewable and conventional energy projects, responsible corporate development, and integrated agricultural and food value chains. Water and electricity projects, transport corridors, logistics networks including railways, ports, and airlines, are also on the agenda, reflecting a holistic approach to cross-border development.

Digital transformation is another priority, with conversations focusing on fibre networks, digital services, and technology-driven solutions to enhance connectivity and efficiency. Human capital development, education, healthcare, tourism, and cultural exchange were also highlighted, emphasizing long-term socio-economic collaboration.

The forum underscores both nations’ commitment to a diversified and resilient economic partnership, presenting wide-ranging opportunities for investors and businesses keen on exploring growth in Africa and the Gulf region.

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