UAE Signs New Trade Deals with Kenya, New Zealand, and Malaysia

The UAE has taken a significant step to bolster its global trade relations by signing Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreements (CEPA) with Kenya, New Zealand, and Malaysia.

These agreements, announced during the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week 2025, are set to amplify the nation’s economic growth and advance its position as a global trade hub.

Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, Minister of State for Foreign Trade, highlighted the agreements' potential to sustain the UAE's economic achievements in 2025.

Dr. Al Zeyoudi said,

“The UAE fosters economic growth through stronger open trade and investment policies. These agreements will provide the business community with new commercial and investment opportunities, further expanding our network of trade and investment partners worldwide.”

The minister underscored the UAE’s commitment to open, rules-based trade policies, emphasizing their role in creating developmental partnerships. He credited the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreements Programme as a cornerstone of the nation’s efforts to enhance global economic collaboration.

By embracing policies that facilitate international trade and investment, the UAE continues to solidify its standing as a leader in fostering economic growth and sustainability. The newly signed CEPAs are expected to unlock broader opportunities for businesses, aligning with the nation’s long-term vision for prosperity.

News Source: Emirates News Agency