HE Al Zeyoudi Meets With Public And Private Sector Leaders In New York To Strengthen UAE-US Economic Ties
(MENAFN- Mid-East Info)
During the meetings, HE Al Zeyoudi highlighted the continued growth of UAE-US trade, noting that the United States is the UAE's sixth-largest trading partner globally. In 2024, bilateral non-oil trade reached US$38 billion, reflecting a substantial growth of 44.5% over the past five years. This positive momentum has continued into 2025, with the first half of the year seeing bilateral non-oil trade amounting to US$19.3 billion. “The UAE and the US are enduring partners, driven by the same pursuit of innovation, development and economic growth. There remain many opportunities to further strengthen our economic ties in order to achieve mutual benefit,” HE Al Zeyoudi stated.“Together, we can unlock new avenues for innovation, create jobs, and lead global efforts to develop and expand new fields that are pivotal to the global economy. We look forward to working hand-in-hand with the United States to develop the technologies of the future, driving global prosperity and sustainability.” At the UAE-US Business Council meeting, HE Al Zeyoudi pointed to several ongoing collaborations that exemplify the robust partnership between UAE and US businesses. In the clean energy sector, the partnership between ADQ and Energy Capital Partners has resulted in a significant US$25 billion joint venture aimed at investing in US energy production. Furthermore, Emirates Global Aluminium has invested US$4 billion to construct the first new aluminium smelter in the US in 45 years, a move that will create thousands of American jobs and bolster the production of semiconductors and electric vehicles.. At the US Chamber of Commerce, HE Al Zeyoudi emphasized the growth potential of UAE-US economic ties and worked to strengthen relations between the two close economic allies. Attendees from the US side included various prominent public sector officials, reflecting a shared commitment to fostering collaboration. The discussions, which took place on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, laid the groundwork for a continued partnership that not only enhances trade relations but also promotes mutual growth and technological advancement in both countries.
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UAE-US bilateral non-oil trade reached US$38 billion in 2024, reflecting 44.5% growth over the past five years. In first half of 2025, bilateral non-oil trade amounted to US$19.3 billion.
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HE Al Zeyoudi:“The UAE and the US are enduring partners, driven by the same pursuit of innovation, development and economic growth. There remain many opportunities to further strengthen our economic ties for mutual benefit.”
During the meetings, HE Al Zeyoudi highlighted the continued growth of UAE-US trade, noting that the United States is the UAE's sixth-largest trading partner globally. In 2024, bilateral non-oil trade reached US$38 billion, reflecting a substantial growth of 44.5% over the past five years. This positive momentum has continued into 2025, with the first half of the year seeing bilateral non-oil trade amounting to US$19.3 billion. “The UAE and the US are enduring partners, driven by the same pursuit of innovation, development and economic growth. There remain many opportunities to further strengthen our economic ties in order to achieve mutual benefit,” HE Al Zeyoudi stated.“Together, we can unlock new avenues for innovation, create jobs, and lead global efforts to develop and expand new fields that are pivotal to the global economy. We look forward to working hand-in-hand with the United States to develop the technologies of the future, driving global prosperity and sustainability.” At the UAE-US Business Council meeting, HE Al Zeyoudi pointed to several ongoing collaborations that exemplify the robust partnership between UAE and US businesses. In the clean energy sector, the partnership between ADQ and Energy Capital Partners has resulted in a significant US$25 billion joint venture aimed at investing in US energy production. Furthermore, Emirates Global Aluminium has invested US$4 billion to construct the first new aluminium smelter in the US in 45 years, a move that will create thousands of American jobs and bolster the production of semiconductors and electric vehicles.. At the US Chamber of Commerce, HE Al Zeyoudi emphasized the growth potential of UAE-US economic ties and worked to strengthen relations between the two close economic allies. Attendees from the US side included various prominent public sector officials, reflecting a shared commitment to fostering collaboration. The discussions, which took place on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, laid the groundwork for a continued partnership that not only enhances trade relations but also promotes mutual growth and technological advancement in both countries.

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