RAKEZ signs deal with Indian entity - GulfToday

RAKEZ signs deal with Indian entity

RAKEZ-Officials

Top officials during the signing ceremony.

Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone (RAKEZ) and the Indian Economic Trade Organisation (IETO) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen international trade and investment ties between the UAE and India, underlining their mutual commitment to business excellence.

The MoU was signed by RAKEZ Chief Commercial Officer Anas Hijjawi and IETO President Dr Asif Iqbal.

The collaboration focuses on several objectives, including initiating trade missions and investment forums to help Indian businesses understand what RAKEZ offers and provide them with the platform to connect with potential partners and investors in the UAE.

The agreement also promises customised business services for Indian companies that are tailored to their aspirations of expanding into the Mena region. Additionally, RAKEZ will further streamline the market entry process for Indian businesses looking to set up operations in the UAE by assisting in navigating regulatory requirements and obtaining necessary licences.

Another key feature of the MoU is the networking and business matchmaking opportunities, enabling Indian companies to interact with both local and international stakeholders within RAKEZ.

RAKEZ Group CEO Ramy Jallad said, “Our ties with Indian business entities are vital in strengthening UAE-India relations, which has been on the rise post the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) of 2022.

The latest MoU with IETO and our recent collaboration with the Indian Chamber of Food and Agriculture to boost bilateral agro-trade highlights our dedication to nurturing international business ties and enhancing trade avenues with key markets such as India.” Dr. Iqbal, in turn, said, “RAKEZ serves as an ideal framework that is built around facilitating business-friendly policies. It is an excellent hub for growing businesses across various scales, seeking simplified company formation processes in the UAE.


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