迪拜商会“锚定”深圳，数字经济成中迪合作新爆点

Group 1 - The fifth Dubai Business Forum will be held on May 14 in Shenzhen, focusing on investment opportunities brought by the "D33" agenda and promoting deep cooperation [1] - Shenzhen is the second Chinese city to host the Dubai Business Forum, following Beijing, indicating a growing interest in Sino-Dubai collaboration [1] - The cooperation between China and Dubai is shifting from traditional trade to high-end sectors such as technology, digital infrastructure, and green energy [1] Group 2 - Dubai has maintained its position as China's largest trading partner for several consecutive years, with a non-oil trade volume of approximately $523 billion (about 1.9 trillion dirhams) from 2015 to 2024 [2] - In 2024, the non-oil trade volume between Dubai and China is expected to grow by 19% year-on-year, exceeding $80 billion, accounting for 89% of the UAE's non-oil trade with China [2] - The structure of products imported by Dubai from China in 2024 shows that electronics account for the highest share at 45.9%, followed by machinery, vehicles, steel, and plastic products [2] Group 3 - The sectors attracting the most Chinese investment in Dubai include real estate, chemicals, automotive, telecommunications, and software and IT services [3] - By project count, the most active sectors are automotive, telecommunications, software and IT services, consumer electronics, and consumer goods [3] - As of November 2025, the number of active Chinese member companies registered with the Dubai Chamber reached 6,355, a 209% increase from 2,056 in 2015 [3] Group 4 - The UAE Prime Minister announced the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33) in 2023, aiming to double the size of Dubai's economy in the next decade [4] - Key targets include reaching an economic total of 32 trillion dirhams (approximately $8.64 trillion) and doubling foreign trade to 25.6 trillion dirhams [4] - The Dubai Chamber has held five Dubai Business Forums globally to connect industries, companies, and capital [4] Group 5 - Shenzhen has been a pioneer in technology, proposing "technology as the primary productive force" in 1992 and launching the "Smart Shenzhen" initiative in 2009 [5] - The core value added of Shenzhen's digital economy is expected to exceed 1 trillion yuan in 2024, with the AI industry scale surpassing 360 billion yuan [5] - The forum aims to enhance cooperation in digital economy and technological innovation between China and Dubai, facilitating the entry of Middle Eastern companies into Shenzhen [5]