Al Mutaiwee explained during the meeting the importance of commercial relations between Dubai and China, which is one of the major commercial partners with Dubai and the UAE, he added the bilateral trade is growing quickly and both sides have great opportunities to grow and expand due to the potential available in both countries.
Mr. Zhang highlighted the raise in the bilateral trade between the UAE and China. He explained that the trade rose by 37% last year and by 36% in the first quarter this year. He said there are more that 3000 Chinese companies in Dubai which show how the relations are active between both sides.
Mr. Zhang expressed interest in organizing an event to promote Chinese fruits, which are well-known as high quality fruits with competitive prices. DCCI welcomed the initiative and expressed its readiness to coordinate and cooperate to organize this event as it would create new opportunities for DCCI members.
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AL Mutaiwee receives a Counselor from the Consulate General of China
- United Arab Emirates: Thursday, September 15 - 2005 at 10:14
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Abdulrahman G. Al Mutaiwee, the Director General of Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry DCCI received Mr. Simon Zhang the Counselor at the economic and commercial section in the Consulate General of China in Dubai.
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