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UAE‑Russia Trade in Services and Investment Pact Takes Effect, Opening New Business ChannelsInvesting2 Sources
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UAE‑Russia Trade in Services and Investment Pact Takes Effect, Opening New Business Channels

The United Arab Emirates and the Russian Federation have officially brought their Trade in Services and Investment Agreement (TISIA) into force as of 22 August 2026. The treaty aims to liberalise cross‑border services, protect investments and create a framework for dispute resolution, signalling fresh opportunities for UAE‑based firms and Russian investors alike.

Sources: WAM · Gulf Today
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UAE Announces Integrated Logistics Network Expansion to Strengthen Supply‑Chain ResilienceInvesting2 Sources
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UAE Announces Integrated Logistics Network Expansion to Strengthen Supply‑Chain Resilience

In 2026 the United Arab Emirates unveiled a nationwide plan to integrate maritime, land, air, rail and free‑zone operations into a single logistics network. The move aims to reduce bottlenecks, improve supply‑chain reliability and make the UAE an even more attractive hub for global trade and investment.

Sources: WAM · Gulf Today
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