Ajman Chamber and Estonian Embassy Explore Strengthening Collaborative Efforts

Discussion on Collaboration Opportunities Between Ajman and Estonia

Saeed Al Suwaidi, the Director General of the Ajman Chamber of Commerce, met with Maria Belolvas, the Ambassador of Estonia to the UAE, to explore potential partnerships in economic growth, investment development, trade exchange, and enhancing collaboration in higher education between universities in Ajman and Estonia.

This meeting took place at the Chamber’s headquarters and was attended by several officials, including Mohammed Ali Al Junaidi, Executive Director of Member Support Services, Ayesha Al Naemi, Director of Investment and Business Promotion, and Fatima Yaqoub Al Awadi, Head of Investment Attraction at the Ajman Chamber. Also present was Fatoumata Tal, Export Advisor at the Estonian Embassy.

The Ajman Chamber highlighted the unique attributes of the emirate that make it an attractive destination for investments across various sectors, including industry, trade, tourism, real estate and construction, education, healthcare, infrastructure and services, advanced industries, and technology. Additionally, the meeting discussed the significant opportunities offered by the free zone in Ajman.

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