According to Amac News: The meeting aims to strengthen economic and trade relations between the UAE and the Kyrgyz Republic and increase cooperation between the private sectors of the two countries.
The meeting was chaired by Abdullah Sultan Al Owais, Vice President of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry of the UAE and President of SCCI, and was also attended by Nartayev Nolan Wik, Vice President of the Kyrgyz Republic Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Other attendees at the meeting included Mohammed Ahmed Amin Al Awadi, Director General of SCCI; Ahmed Al Qaisi, Deputy Secretary General of FCCI; and Fatima Khalifa Al Muqarrab, Director of International Relations of SCCI, as well as business leaders and entrepreneurs from both countries.
The UAE-Kyrgyzstan Joint Business Council meeting included a presentation on the Council’s operational mechanism, which emphasized the importance of mutual trade delegations and expanding cooperation across sectors, allowing for flexibility in the Council’s operations to achieve its objectives.
Participants also discussed the possibility of holding an annual joint economic event between the two countries, which would serve as a platform for direct communication between business owners and investors (B2B) in both countries.
Al Owais, in his remarks, stressed the importance of the UAE-Kyrgyzstan Joint Business Council as a strategic platform to strengthen trade relations, explore new investment opportunities and establish economic partnerships between the UAE and Kyrgyzstan.
He noted that Sharjah, with its strategic location and advanced infrastructure, serves as an attractive hub for Kyrgyz investments.
The Vice President of Kyrgyzstan also emphasized the desire of the Kyrgyz business community to strengthen cooperation with the UAE private sector, noting the potential of the aforementioned council to deepen economic relations between the two countries through the exchange of knowledge and experience and the establishment of strategic partnerships between businesses and investors in both countries. The attendees also shared their views on growth opportunities in various sectors and stressed their commitment to expanding economic and investment relations between Kyrgyzstan and the UAE.