Agreement of Cooperation Between Abu Dhabi Chamber and the Arab-German Chamber of Trade and Industry

The Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry has entered into a strategic partnership agreement with the Arab-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry. This agreement was signed during the official visit of a delegation from the Abu Dhabi economic chamber to Berlin, Germany, aimed at expanding economic and investment collaboration between the two nations’ business communities and fostering long-term institutional partnerships centered on innovation and sustainability.

The agreement was signed by Khaled Bin Hadi, a board member of the Abu Dhabi Chamber, and Abdulaziz Al-Makhlafi, the Secretary-General of the Arab-German Chamber, in the presence of Ahmad Al-Attar, the UAE Ambassador to Germany, and Shams Ali Al-Dhaheri, the second vice-chairman and managing director of the Abu Dhabi Chamber.

This agreement outlines the frameworks for cooperation in exchanging economic, trade, and investment information. Ahmad Al-Attar stated, “This agreement represents a strategic step towards strengthening economic partnerships between the UAE and Germany. It reflects the deep trust and mutual cooperation between our business communities. By enhancing relations in key sectors like renewable energy and digital transformation, we are unlocking new avenues for sustainable growth that benefits both sides.”

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