The United Arab Emirates and Kuwait have reaffirmed their strong economic partnership during a recent UAE–Kuwait Economic Forum, underscoring shared ambitions to expand trade, investment, and private-sector collaboration. The forum brought together senior government officials, business leaders, and investors from both countries to explore new opportunities across key sectors.
Discussions focused on strengthening bilateral trade flows, boosting cross-border investments, and deepening cooperation in areas such as energy, infrastructure, logistics, financial services, and technology. Officials emphasized that the long-standing political and cultural ties between the two Gulf nations provide a solid foundation for enhanced economic integration.
The UAE and Kuwait remain among each other’s most important regional partners, with non-oil trade playing an increasingly prominent role. Participants highlighted the need to diversify economic cooperation beyond traditional sectors, aligning with both countries’ long-term development visions and economic diversification strategies.
The forum also explored opportunities for joint ventures and partnerships between Emirati and Kuwaiti companies, particularly in renewable energy, digital transformation, and sustainable development projects. Business leaders noted that regulatory reforms and investor-friendly policies in both markets are helping create a more attractive environment for cross-border investment.
Officials from both sides stressed the importance of continued dialogue and collaboration to address global economic challenges and regional uncertainties. By strengthening economic ties, the UAE and Kuwait aim to enhance resilience, create new growth opportunities, and support long-term prosperity for their economies.
The forum concluded with a shared commitment to translate discussions into actionable outcomes, reinforcing the strategic economic partnership between the two Gulf nations.
