A major economic shift is happening between the UAE and the Baltic region! In this video, we break down Latvia's ambitious delegation of nearly 20 companies to the United Arab Emirates. Their goal is audacious: to attract €1.5 billion in investment by 2029 and forge deep partnerships in future-proof sectors.
We'll dive into:
The key Latvian companies in biotech and AI, like Longenesis, that are already making waves in the UAE's national genome program.
Why Latvia is now pushing to build factories and production lines in the UAE, moving beyond simple exports.
The high-level meetings with UAE investment giants Mubadala and ADQ, and what they mean for bilateral trade.
How non-oil trade between the two nations has already surged, with the UAE becoming Latvia's top Middle Eastern partner.
This strategic partnership is more than just a trade mission; it's about positioning Latvia as a gateway to the EU for UAE businesses and securing a foothold in the Gulf's dynamic economy. Stay tuned to Gulf Independent News for all the latest on Gulf-related business and geopolitics.
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