根据柬农林渔业部发布的报告，2025年柬农产品出口详细数据如下： （原标题：2025年柬埔寨农产品出口近1500万吨，创收约50亿美元） 柬埔寨农业持续展现强劲势头和巨大潜力。2025年，柬埔寨农产品出口总量将近1500万吨，较2024 年增长27.83%，创收约50亿美元。 出口总量：1491.05万吨（增长27.83%）；稻谷出口量：685.99万吨（增长48.85%）；大米出口 量：94.03万吨（增长45.59%）。其他农产品（稻谷除外）：711.02万吨。 另外，雨季剩余稻谷收成（包括消费和出口）的粮食平衡为508.58万吨（约合325.49万吨大米）， 这是国家粮食安全的重要储备，并持续支撑着对国际市场的出口。 柬农林渔业大臣邓迪那强调，包括稻谷、大米、混合作物、果树、蔬菜和肉类在内的农业生产均呈 现显著增长势头。尽管与泰国的边境地区存在一些紧张局势，但柬埔寨的农业生产和出口活动仍在正常 进行，未受到任何干扰，这证实了柬埔寨对粮食安全的真正掌控。 ...

2.jpg 4.jpg （原标题：萧文生参赞出席援毛里塔尼亚医疗物资交接仪式） 2026年1月22日，中国援毛里塔尼亚医疗物资交接仪式在医疗队驻地举行，驻毛里塔尼亚使馆负责 经济事务的参赞萧文生分别与毛国家公共卫生研究院院长汉帕特·巴、友谊医院院长穆斯塔法和首都医 院主任穆萨签署医疗物资交接证书。 1.jpg 三家医院负责人均对中国政府的慷慨援助和援毛医疗队的无私奉献表示感谢，未来愿同中方继续深 化医疗卫生领域务实合作，共同推动中毛友好关系走深走实。 3.jpg ...

（原标题：穆巴达拉聚焦机器人和人工智能） 阿拉伯海湾商业洞察1月21日消息，阿布扎比主权财富基金穆巴达拉集团首席执行官哈勒敦表示，该基金正将目光投向人工智能和机器人领 域，并认为这两个领域是工业增长的主要动力，也是未来投资的重要指引。近年来，穆巴达拉持续拓展科技投资组合，投资对象涵盖半导体、数 据中心和人工智能基础设施。哈勒敦在达沃斯世界经济论坛小组讨论会上表示，他尤为关注人工智能与机器人技术的交汇点及其对制造业和工业 的影响。穆巴达拉还将生命科学、医疗保健和生物技术列为优先投资领域。 ...

阿通社1月20日消息，根据全球独立品牌评估与战略咨询机构"品牌金融"发布的最新报告，阿布扎 比国家石油公司（ADNOC）成为首个跻身全球最具价值100大品牌榜单的阿联酋本土品牌，并连续八 年保持阿联酋最具价值品牌地位。报告显示，2026年ADNOC品牌价值同比增长11%，达211.3亿美元， 自2017年以来累计增长超过350%。ADNOC全球品牌强度评分升至82.1分，连续三年获得"AAA-"评 级，在全球油气行业最具价值品牌中位列第六。这一成绩得益于公司在人工智能应用、全球多元化经济 增长支持及减排领域的持续推进。 （原标题：ADNOC跻身全球百大最具价值品牌） ...

（原标题：DP World报告：94%的高管预期贸易增长） 阿通社1月21日消息，迪拜环球港务集团（DP World）发布《2026年全球贸易观察年度展望报告》 指出，尽管全球贸易摩擦和波动加剧，94%的受访高管仍预期2026年贸易增长速度将与2025年持平或超 过。调查覆盖19个国家、8个行业的3500名供应链和物流高管。报告显示，54%的受访者预期贸易增长 将加快，40%认为将保持不变。尽管53%预计政策不确定性较高、90%预计贸易壁垒上升或不变，但仅 25%预计业务将受到负面影响。 ...

《国民报》1月21日消息，穆巴达拉投资公司董事总经理兼集团首席执行官哈尔敦·穆巴拉克表示， 穆巴达拉已成为全球业绩最佳的主权财富基金之一，过去五年和十年的年均回报率均超过10%。他指 出，2025年穆巴达拉在阿联酋本土投资表现尤为突出，房地产、基础设施、工业、科技和医疗保健等多 个领域回报率超过20%。2025年，穆巴达拉在全球范围内部署了350亿至400亿美元资金，同时实现了规 模相近的资产变现。 （原标题：穆巴达拉跻身表现最佳主权投资者之列） ...

Group 1 - The 2026 Abu Dhabi International Unmanned Systems Exhibition (UMEX 2026) was inaugurated by Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Zayed, highlighting the importance of advanced technologies in enhancing the national economy [2] - The exhibition focuses on the applications of robotics, drones, smart control systems, simulation, and artificial intelligence in civil, commercial, and defense sectors [2] - The event is taking place at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre and will run until January 22 [2] Group 2 - Related ETFs include the AI ETF, Gaming ETF, and Robotics ETF, each tracking specific indices and showing varying performance metrics [3][4][5][6] - The AI ETF has a recent five-day change of -0.32% with a price-to-earnings ratio of 64.85 and a total of 5.16 billion shares, reflecting a decrease of 36 million shares [5] - The Robotics ETF has shown a five-day increase of 2.85% with a price-to-earnings ratio of 74.51 and a total of 23.43 billion shares, indicating a reduction of 370 million shares [6]

Core Viewpoint - The UAE is solidifying its leading position in the tourism and hospitality sector through the application of digital solutions and artificial intelligence, enhancing its image as an innovative travel destination [1] Group 1: Digital Solutions and AI in Tourism - The UAE is leveraging advanced infrastructure and a nationwide fiber-optic network to rank high in regional and global digital competitiveness indices [1] - Tourism enterprises are widely adopting AI technologies to improve efficiency in booking, travel, and service experiences for visitors [1] Group 2: Industry Growth and Innovation - The focus on digital innovation is fostering the incubation of startups and driving digital practices, which accelerates growth in the tourism sector [1]

Core Insights - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the performance of Estonia's port cargo throughput in December 2025, showing a significant year-on-year increase in December while indicating an overall decline for the year 2025 [1] Group 1: December Performance - In December 2025, Estonia's port cargo throughput reached 1.799 million tons, representing a year-on-year increase of 15.8% [1] - The cargo loading volume in December was 1.109 million tons, which is a year-on-year increase of 5.7% [1] - The cargo unloading volume in December was 0.690 million tons, showing a substantial year-on-year increase of 36.7% [1] Group 2: Annual Performance - The total cargo throughput for Estonia's ports in 2025 was 20.727 million tons, reflecting a year-on-year decline of 4.4% [1] - The total loading volume for the year was 12.415 million tons, which is a year-on-year decrease of 6.6% [1] - The total unloading volume for 2025 was 8.312 million tons, indicating a slight year-on-year decline of 0.9% [1]

Core Insights - Inflation in Sri Lanka increased slightly in December 2025, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rising to 210.5, up 1.57% from November [1] - The rise in CPI was primarily driven by food prices, which increased by 1.55%, while non-food prices saw a minimal increase of 0.02% [1] Food Prices - Key food items contributing to the CPI increase included vegetables, green peppers, fresh fish, and onions, while prices for eggs, chicken, potatoes, dried chili, coconut oil, dried fish, chili powder, coconut, and rice flour saw smaller increases [1] - Some food items, such as lime, fresh fruits, sugar, ginger, and mung beans, experienced slight price declines [2] Non-Food Prices - Non-food price increases were modest, with dining, hotel, and medical services rising by 0.01% [2] - Other non-food categories, including housing, communication, education, and entertainment, remained stable, while furniture and alcohol prices saw slight decreases [2] Year-on-Year Inflation - Year-on-year inflation accelerated to 2.9% in December, up from 2.4% in November, with food inflation rising from 3.6% to 4.4%, indicating upward pressure on essential goods [2] - Non-food inflation increased slightly to 1.6% from 1.5% [2] Contribution to Inflation - Food prices contributed 2.0 percentage points to annual inflation, while non-food prices contributed 0.88 percentage points [3] - Within non-food categories, housing, water, electricity, and other fuels contributed 0.17%, education 0.21%, healthcare 0.11%, and dining and hotels 0.15%, while transportation and cultural entertainment saw price declines of -0.08% and -0.04%, respectively [3] Overall Economic Outlook - Despite relatively moderate inflation, the persistent rise in food prices indicates vulnerabilities in the market for essential goods [3] - December data suggests overall consumer prices remain stable, providing room for monetary and fiscal policy adjustments [3]