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This week, the United Arab Emirates and Latvia signed a new cooperation agreement to boost trade, investment, and long-term business partnerships. This is a good thing for Euro-Arab trade. The agreement was made official at a recent meeting of the two chambers of commerce from both countries. It is part of a growing trend of stronger economic ties between Europe and the Arab region.  The main goal of the agreement is to improve cooperation in a number of important areas, such

Today, the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Latvian Chamber of Commerce and Industry signed a new cooperation agreement that will help strengthen trade, investment, and future business partnerships between the two countries. The deal shows that Europe and the Arab region are getting closer as they both work to diversify their economies and strengthen cooperation in the private sector.  In the last five years, trade between the UAE and Latvia that doesn't inv

This week, trade between Europe and the Arab region got a much-needed boost when new data showed that Jordan's exports to European markets had gone up a lot. Jordan's shipments to Europe grew by an impressive 39.3 percent in the first nine months of 2025. This shows that demand for high-quality goods from the Arab region is on the rise. The most recent numbers show that the value of exports rose from 313 million dinars in the same time last year to 436 million dinars between

Today’s data shows a strong, encouraging sign for Europe–Arab trade: Jordan has recorded a 39% increase  in exports to the European Union (EU) during the first nine months of 2025 — a major boost that reflects growing demand across Europe for Arab-made goods. Exports from Jordan to the EU jumped from 313 million Jordanian dinars last year to 436 million dinars this year, driven largely by increased shipments of clothing, fertilizers, and chemical products. According to trade

Europe and the Arab region are experiencing a renewed wave of commercial cooperation, marked by increasing investment flows, diversification, and strategic partnerships across high-value sectors. Recent data confirms that European companies are expanding their reach into the Arab world — especially in clean energy, digital services, sustainable infrastructure, and logistics — while Arab capital is likewise venturing into European markets, fueling a reciprocal dynamic of growt

In a time of shifting global trade dynamics, Europe and the Arab region are witnessing a tangible rebound in commercial ties. Recent indicators show significant growth in investment flows and trade diversification: the commerce trend is moving beyond traditional commodities toward high-value sectors like digital services, clean energy, and sustainable infrastructure. This momentum is driven by deepening political and economic cooperation. For instance, negotiations are underw

Europe and the Arab region received positive economic news today as new official data confirmed continued growth in trade and investment between the two sides. Recent updates show that cooperation is rising in key sectors such as renewable energy, digital technology, logistics, and advanced manufacturing, making Euro-Arab commerce one of the fastest-strengthening economic corridors of the year. The latest developments indicate that several major energy and technology projects

A positive development in Euro-Arab economic relations was announced today, as the United Arab Emirates and Germany confirmed new steps to expand cooperation in sustainable industry, advanced technology, and clean-energy supply chains. The announcement comes after a series of high-level economic discussions this week, showing renewed momentum in trade and long-term partnership between Europe and the Arab region. According to today’s updates, both sides agreed to accelerate co

European and Arab business markets are experiencing a clear and promising shift today: the launch of a new digital trade-gateway platform is set to make commerce between Europe and Arab countries faster, more seamless and more inclusive. According to recent business-briefings, the platform will enable companies to handle cross-border trade, payments and logistics more efficiently, smoothing one of the key friction points in international trade. The platform allows firms to ex

A strong wave of positive momentum is visible in the commercial relationship between Europe and the Arab region, as illustrated today by a high‐level business mission from Latvia to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). On 24 November 2025, the Latvian Minister of Economics, Viktors Valainis, arrived in Dubai with a delegation of nearly 20 companies, aiming to deepen trade and investment cooperation across key sectors.