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Gulf Today
25-05-2025
- Business
- Gulf Today
Ajman CP meets Emirati students studying in China
Sheikh Ammar Bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman and Chairman of Ajman Executive Council, has met Emirati students studying in China, during his visit to Chongqing city. Also attending were Sheikh Abdulaziz Bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Chairman of the Ajman Department of Tourism Development; Sheikh Rashid Bin Ammar Bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Vice President of Ajman Club; Hussain Bin Ibrahim Al Hammadi, UAE Ambassador to the People's Republic of China; and senior officials from Ajman government. Sheikh Ammar welcomed the students, emphasising his keenness to check on their well-being and academic progress. He expressed pride in their ambition and achievements, stressing the leadership's commitment to supporting them. He also acknowledged the continuous support provided by the UAE's diplomatic missions in China. He praised the students' 'bold decision' to study in China, highlighting their openness to new cultures and experiences. 'The leadership and people of the UAE are immensely proud of your commitment to education and your dedication to serving our nation. We extend our gratitude to your families for their belief in you and their support throughout your journey,' Sheikh Ammar told the students. He encouraged them to be exemplary ambassadors for the UAE abroad by upholding national values and traditions. The students expressed gratitude for Sheikh Ammar's visit, noting that his support is a strong motive to continue striving for excellence and contributing to the UAE's progress. On Thursday, Sheikh Ammar met Yuan Jiajun, member of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and Party Secretary of Chongqing, along with several senior officials. During the meeting, Sheikh Ammar discussed with Yuan Jiajun and senior officials of the city government ways to strengthen cooperation across various sectors, including advanced technology, industry, and renewable energy, in addition to exploring investment and trade opportunities between Ajman and Chongqing. Sheikh Ammar extended an invitation to Yuan Jiajun and Chongqing government leaders to visit Ajman, aiming to deepen collaborative relations and solidify ties between the two sides. Sheikh Ammar said, 'Our vision is centered on promoting innovation, utilising advanced technologies across various fields, and activating international cooperation to achieve comprehensive and sustainable development. In Ajman, we believe that strengthening partnerships with major Chinese cities contributes to driving growth and prosperity for both parties.' He added, 'In 2024, the Emirate of Ajman launched the 'Ajman Vision 2030' out of our belief in the importance of anticipating the future, creating a competitive business environment, and fostering an investment climate that drives economic growth. Our visit affirms our desire to build strategic partnerships with Chongqing, opening new horizons for investment in promising areas such as clean energy, smart infrastructure, and waste management and recycling.' He further emphasised, 'We believe that the partnership between Ajman and Chongqing will contribute to achieving our shared goals and support the Ajman Vision 2030, aimed at building a prosperous emirate with a competitive economy, high quality of life, environmental sustainability, and an innovative government.' For his part, Yuan Jiajun affirmed the depth of China–UAE relations, noting that the visit of the Crown Prince of Ajman opens new prospects for cooperation between the two sides, particularly in digital economy, manufacturing, and sustainable development sectors. Chongqing is one of China's largest cities, enjoying a strategic location and a prominent position in the industries of manufacturing, energy, and trade, making it a pivotal partner in enhancing cooperation between the United Arab Emirates and the People's Republic of China. On Friday, Sheikh Ammar attended the launch of the China (Chongqing) – UAE Conference on Promotion of Trade and Investment. The event saw participation from a UAE delegation representing various government and economic entities. During the event, Sheikh Ammar toured the UAE pavilions in the accompanying exhibition and witnessed the signing of 10 strategic Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) between the Government of Ajman and Chongqing Municipality. WAM
Al Etihad
24-05-2025
- Business
- Al Etihad
Ajman Crown Prince meets Emirati students in China
24 May 2025 15:02 CHONGQING (WAM)His Highness Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman and Chairman of Ajman Executive Council, has met with Emirati students studying in China, during his visit to Chongqing attending were Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Chairman of the Ajman Department of Tourism Development; Sheikh Rashid bin Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Vice President of Ajman Club; Hussain bin Ibrahim Al Hammadi, UAE Ambassador to the People's Republic of China; and senior officials from Ajman Highness Sheikh Ammar welcomed the students, emphasising his keenness to check on their well-being and academic progress. He expressed pride in their ambition and achievements, stressing the leadership's commitment to supporting them. He also acknowledged the continuous support provided by the UAE's diplomatic missions in praised the students' 'bold decision' to study in China, highlighting their openness to new cultures and experiences."The leadership and people of the UAE are immensely proud of your commitment to education and your dedication to serving our nation. We extend our gratitude to your families for their belief in you and their support throughout your journey," Sheikh Ammar told the also encouraged them to be exemplary ambassadors for the UAE abroad by upholding national values and traditions. The students expressed gratitude for Sheikh Ammar's visit, noting that his support is a strong motive to continue striving for excellence and contributing to the UAE's progress.
Arabian Business
06-05-2025
- Business
- Arabian Business
Ajman emerges as key UAE investment hub with free zones and SME growth, says report
The emirate of Ajman continues to establish itself as a competitive investment destination within the UAE's broader economy, an industry report said. Its strategic proximity to Dubai enables seamless connectivity to global markets while maintaining lower operational costs, making it an attractive base for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and high-growth industries, said the report, titled 'Ajman 2025', by Oxford Business Group (OBG). 'The emirate has demonstrated resilience and growth across key sectors, particularly in manufacturing, real estate, and logistics, supported by initiatives such as the Ajman Free Zone and 100 per cent foreign ownership laws,' OBG said. It said infrastructure developments in transport and logistics, alongside the construction of mixed-use real estate projects, underline the Ajman government's commitment to diversification and economic expansion. The streamlining of trade practices through digital solutions and regulatory enhancements is further strengthening the emirate's business environment, while increased integration of the industrial sector into global supply chains is positioning it as a competitive player in international trade, the report said. Additionally, the emirate is leveraging its strategic location to expand its cultural and tourism offerings, reinforcing its appeal as a business and lifestyle destination. Jana Treeck, OBG's Managing Director for the Middle East, said Ajman's strategic approach to economic diversification is reinforcing its status as a key investment destination. 'Ajman's proactive economic policies, combined with regulatory reforms and infrastructure development, are enhancing the emirate's attractiveness to investors. 'Its efforts to modernise industries and integrate digital solutions reflect a broader commitment to fostering sustainable and inclusive economic growth,' he said. The report, developed in collaboration with the Ajman Executive Council and featuring exclusive insights from key policymakers and business leaders, covers a wide range of sectors, including macroeconomics, infrastructure, finance, manufacturing, and ICT.
Zawya
06-05-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Ajman an attractive base for SMEs, industries: report
The emirate of Ajman continues to establish itself as a competitive investment destination within the UAE's broader economy, says a new report. Its strategic proximity to Dubai enables seamless connectivity to global markets while maintaining lower operational costs, making it an attractive base for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and high-growth industries, says The Report: Ajman 2025 by Oxford Business Group (OBG). Developed in collaboration with the Ajman Executive Council, the report says Ajman's dynamic economic expansion is bolstered by a diversified industrial base and strategic location. The Report: Ajman 2025 offers a comprehensive analysis of the emirate's investment landscape and long-term growth strategies. The emirate has demonstrated resilience and growth across key sectors, particularly in manufacturing, real estate, and logistics, supported by initiatives such as the Ajman Free Zone and 100% foreign ownership laws. Infrastructure developments in transport and logistics, alongside the construction of mixed-use real estate projects, underline the government's commitment to diversification and economic expansion. Ajman's economic vision is driven by policies aimed at regulatory efficiency, industrial growth, and the development of priority sectors such as health care and education. The emirate's long-term strategy aligns with Ajman Vision 2030, balancing economic progress with tradition to ensure sustainable growth. The streamlining of trade practices through digital solutions and regulatory enhancements is further strengthening its business environment, while increased integration of the industrial sector into global supply chains is positioning Ajman as a competitive player in international trade. Additionally, Ajman is leveraging its strategic location to expand its cultural and tourism offerings, reinforcing its appeal as a business and lifestyle destination. Jana Treeck, OBG's Managing Director for the Middle East, noted that Ajman's strategic approach to economic diversification is reinforcing its status as a key investment destination. 'Ajman's proactive economic policies, combined with regulatory reforms and infrastructure development, are enhancing the emirate's attractiveness to investors. Its efforts to modernise industries and integrate digital solutions reflect a broader commitment to fostering sustainable and inclusive economic growth,' Treeck said. Oliver Cornock, OBG's Editor-in-Chief, highlighted the broader implications of Ajman's evolving economic landscape. 'Ajman's ability to balance economic expansion with regulatory enhancements and industrial modernisation is shaping a business-friendly environment that is well positioned for long-term growth. As the emirate deepens its integration with global markets, its competitive advantages are expected to further strengthen investment prospects,' Cornock commented. The report features exclusive insights from key policymakers and business leaders, including Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman and Chairman of the Ajman Executive Council; Saif Al Suwaidi, Director-General, Ajman Department of Economic Development; Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed Al Nuaimi, Director-General, Department of Ports and Customs Ajman; Ismail Al Naqi, Director-General, Free Zones Authority of Ajman; and Mahmood Khaleel Alhashmi, Director-General, Ajman Tourism Development Department. - TradeArabia News Service Copyright 2024 Al Hilal Publishing and Marketing Group Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Trade Arabia
05-05-2025
- Business
- Trade Arabia
Ajman an attractive base for SMEs, industries: report
The emirate of Ajman continues to establish itself as a competitive investment destination within the UAE's broader economy, says a new report. Its strategic proximity to Dubai enables seamless connectivity to global markets while maintaining lower operational costs, making it an attractive base for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and high-growth industries, says The Report: Ajman 2025 by Oxford Business Group (OBG). Developed in collaboration with the Ajman Executive Council, the report says Ajman's dynamic economic expansion is bolstered by a diversified industrial base and strategic location. The Report: Ajman 2025 offers a comprehensive analysis of the emirate's investment landscape and long-term growth strategies. The emirate has demonstrated resilience and growth across key sectors, particularly in manufacturing, real estate, and logistics, supported by initiatives such as the Ajman Free Zone and 100% foreign ownership laws. Infrastructure developments in transport and logistics, alongside the construction of mixed-use real estate projects, underline the government's commitment to diversification and economic expansion. Ajman's economic vision is driven by policies aimed at regulatory efficiency, industrial growth, and the development of priority sectors such as health care and education. The emirate's long-term strategy aligns with Ajman Vision 2030, balancing economic progress with tradition to ensure sustainable growth. The streamlining of trade practices through digital solutions and regulatory enhancements is further strengthening its business environment, while increased integration of the industrial sector into global supply chains is positioning Ajman as a competitive player in international trade. Additionally, Ajman is leveraging its strategic location to expand its cultural and tourism offerings, reinforcing its appeal as a business and lifestyle destination. Jana Treeck, OBG's Managing Director for the Middle East, noted that Ajman's strategic approach to economic diversification is reinforcing its status as a key investment destination. 'Ajman's proactive economic policies, combined with regulatory reforms and infrastructure development, are enhancing the emirate's attractiveness to investors. Its efforts to modernise industries and integrate digital solutions reflect a broader commitment to fostering sustainable and inclusive economic growth,' Treeck said. Oliver Cornock, OBG's Editor-in-Chief, highlighted the broader implications of Ajman's evolving economic landscape. 'Ajman's ability to balance economic expansion with regulatory enhancements and industrial modernisation is shaping a business-friendly environment that is well positioned for long-term growth. As the emirate deepens its integration with global markets, its competitive advantages are expected to further strengthen investment prospects,' Cornock commented.
