The MoU detailing the framework for cooperation between the two organisations was signed today by Abdul Baset Al Janahi, CEO of Mohammed bin Rashid Establishment for Young Business Leaders of Dubai and Yip Yuen Sai, CEO of Shenzhen SME in the presence of senior officials from the two sides as well as officials from TECOM Investments
Commenting on the milestone agreement, Abdullatif Al Mulla, Deputy CEO of TECOM Investments said:
"The MoU is a significant step forward in the trade and industry relations between China and the UAE. With this initiative, we look forward to a new phase of strengthened business collaboration that will support the growth of the small and medium enterprise sectors in both countries, and in both regions."
Abdul Baset Al Janahi, CEO of Mohammed bin Rashid Establishment for Young Business Leaders said: "The SME sector is a key driver of the economic development of any country. China's strength lies in its multitude of small and medium scale enterprises that constitutes the country's commercial backbone."
"Shenzhen is a major player in China's booming economy, and we aim to learn from its experience to be able to further develop our own SME sector."
Al Janahi added that the MoU will enable both countries to share expertise and experience that in turn will foster business relations, enhance technology transfer, and promote joint ventures and strategic alliances.
TECOM Investments China office will continue to develop its role as facilitator of the MoU by assisting SME and Shenzhen SME to achieve mutually beneficial, long term objectives.
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