07 Mar, 2021 There is vast potential for the UAE and Kazakhstan to expand business ties in key sectors and areas of mutual interest, such as food security, agriculture and digitalisation of economic sectors, according to government officials and trade experts who spoke at the latest Global Partnership Series event.
The virtual forum, organised by Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry in partnership with Kazakhstan’s embassy in the UAE, was attended by 130 participants from the UAE and Kazakhstan, including government officials, industry experts and business leaders.
Speakers and high-level attendees included H.E. Madiyar Menilbekov Ambassador, Republic of Kazakhstan, UAE; H.E. Alisher Abdykadyrov Vice Minister of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan; H.E. Majid Al Ghurair, Chairman Dubai Chamber of Commerce & Industry; H.E. Fahad Al Gergawi CEO of Dubai FDI; Assylbek Jakiyev, Official Representative for Cooperation with Major Oil and Gas Operators and Oilfie
UAE, Kazakhstan to strengthen business relations in key sectors
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There is vast potential for the UAE and Kazakhstan to expand business ties in key sectors and areas of mutual interest, such as food security, agriculture and digitalisation of economic sectors, according to government officials and trade experts who spoke at the latest Global Partnership Series event.
The virtual forum, organised by Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) in partnership with Kazakhstan’s embassy in the UAE, was attended by 130 participants from the UAE and Kazakhstan, including government officials, industry experts and business leaders.
January 30, 2021
During the Global Partnership Series.
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