Etihad Credit Insurance (ECI) spotlighted its strategic innovations in export support during the TXF MEA 2025 conference in Dubai, reaffirming the UAE’s commitment to becoming a leading global trade hub.
Raja Al Mazrouei, CEO of ECI, highlighted the organisation’s pivotal role in facilitating national exports into key regional and international markets. She emphasised how ECI’s solutions align with the UAE’s We the UAE 2031 vision, which aims to boost non-oil exports to AED 800 billion within the next decade.
“Our efforts focus on enabling businesses, especially SMEs, to navigate global markets with confidence. We provide risk-mitigation tools and credit solutions to reinforce the competitiveness of UAE-made products abroad,”
Al Mazrouei said.
She also credited the UAE leadership’s guidance in shaping a resilient and future-ready economy, stressing the importance of enhancing participation in platforms that foster trade partnerships and manufacturing growth.
At the event, ECI presented mechanisms designed to help exporters manage challenges tied to global economic uncertainties. The company also underscored its ongoing initiatives to uncover new market opportunities for UAE businesses.
Yasmin Bahgat, ECI’s Head of Export Finance, joined a key panel discussion titled ‘Going Local – The Rise of Regional ECAs in Africa and the Middle East.’ The session explored regional growth trends and the evolving role of ECAs in expanding market access.
TXF MEA 2025 gathered global experts in export finance, government officials, and multinational stakeholders to strengthen collaboration, drive innovation, and promote economic diversification across the MENA region.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
