In New York, Minister of Foreign Trade Dr. Thani Bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi met with prominent US business leaders and officials at a roundtable session of the US Chamber of Commerce and a roundtable meeting of the UAE-US Business Council.
Al Zeyoudi emphasized the substantial potential to improve trade, investment, and cooperation in important areas of shared interest in order further to solidify the two countries’ current economic connections.
He emphasized the ongoing expansion of trade between the United States and the United Arab Emirates during the discussions, pointing out that the US is the sixth-largest trading partner of the UAE worldwide. Bilateral non-oil trade reached $38 billion in 2024, representing a 44.5% increase over the previous five years.
The US and the UAE are long-term allies who share a commitment to economic growth, innovation, and development. Al Zeyoudi said, “There are still plenty of opportunities to further strengthen our economic ties to achieve mutual benefit.” “By working together, we can open up new opportunities for innovation, generate employment, and spearhead international initiatives to establish and grow new industries that are essential to the world economy. We are eager to collaborate with the US to develop the technologies of the future that will drive sustainability and prosperity on a global scale.
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