The economic partnership agreement between the United Arab Emirates and New Zealand has officially taken effect, marking a significant milestone in bilateral trade relations. This comprehensive deal aims to enhance market access, reduce trade barriers, and promote investment flows between the two nations. It covers a wide range of sectors including goods, services, digital trade, and regulatory cooperation. By eliminating or lowering tariffs on a broad spectrum of products, the agreement is expected to boost exports and strengthen economic ties. Both countries anticipate increased business opportunities and greater integration into global supply chains. The pact also includes provisions to support small and medium-sized enterprises and foster innovation-driven growth. As the UAE expands its network of free trade agreements across the Indo-Pacific region, this development reinforces its strategy to diversify trade partnerships and enhance economic resilience. New Zealand, in turn, gains improved access to Gulf markets through this arrangement.
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دخول اتفاقية الشراكة الاقتصادية بين الإمارات ونيوزيلندا حيز التنفيذ إرم بزنس