Dubai looks to deepen China ties across AI, EVs and fintech
Dubai: Chinese companies looking to expand into the Middle East will be presented with opportunities across artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, fintech, advanced manufacturing, logistics and digital infrastructure when Dubai Chambers takes its business forum to Shenzhen next month. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here. The Dubai Business…
Dubai is set to strengthen its ties with China through a business forum focusing on artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, fintech, advanced manufacturing, logistics, and digital infrastructure. The Dubai Business Forum – China will take place on October 14 in Shenzhen, bringing together companies, investors, and policymakers from both regions.
The event will highlight sectors that drive the digital economy, including AI deployment, autonomous mobility, and emerging technology infrastructure. Chinese firms are interested in expanding their operations in the Middle East and other global markets, positioning Dubai as a strategic base. Dubai Chambers, the event organizer, aims to foster investment, innovation, and shared value creation.
Key sectors for discussion include AI, autonomous mobility, fintech, advanced manufacturing, and digital infrastructure. Participants will explore investment opportunities, capital requirements, regulation, and real-world testing of new products. The forum will also examine how trade corridors between China and the region can be strengthened and how Chinese companies can leverage Dubai for international diversification.
Notable speakers include Eng. Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori, Chairman of Dubai Chambers, and Hussain bin Ibrahim Al Hammadi, UAE Ambassador to China. The Shenzhen event marks the fifth international edition of the Dubai Business Forum and the second in China, following previous editions in Beijing and other global cities.
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