[Tree] UAE's non-oil foreign trade growth and CEPA agreements

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updates: Record trade figures and new CEPA agreements

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updates: Added information about the UAE's economic links with Africa

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updates: Updates on UAE's economic partnerships with Chile

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updates: The UAE and Morocco have finalized the terms of a comprehensive economic partnership agreement

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updates: The UAE and Morocco have finalized the terms of a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (Cepa) to boost bilateral trade and investment ties. The agreement will allow the free flow of goods and services by lowering or removing tariffs, eliminating trade barriers, and improving market access. It will also create platforms for investment and private-sector collaboration in sectors such as renewable energy, tourism, infrastructure, mining, food security, transport, logistics, and information and communications technology. The UAE aims to achieve its non-oil foreign trade target of Dh4 trillion ($1 trillion) through this agreement. The two countries shared $1.3 billion in non-oil trade last year, with the UAE being the largest Arab investor in Morocco with over $15 billion invested in strategic projects. Morocco's GDP is projected to grow by 3.5% this year. The UAE has signed Cepa terms with other African nations, including Mauritius, Kenya, and Congo-Brazzaville. The UAE's Cepa program is expected to grow the country's exports by 33% and contribute more than Dh153 billion to GDP by 2031.

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updates: UAE and Morocco finalize Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement

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updates: Inclusion of UAE-Morocco CEPA agreement

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updates: Information about the MOU between Hong Kong and Abu Dhabi

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updates: PNG and UAE negotiating new agreements

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updates: The UAE has seen a 65% growth in non-oil trade over the past ten years

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updates: Encouragement for PNG to attract UAE investment

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updates: Dubai-Vietnam Economic Cooperation Forum highlights potential for trade and investment ties

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updates: Inclusion of information about UAE-India trade relations

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updates: Inclusion of information about Pakistani-Indian trade relations

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updates: Integration of new information about UK-Oman trade agreements and Indian commerce ministry's agenda

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updates: Inclusion of information about UK-Oman trade agreements and Indian commerce ministry's agenda

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updates: The latest round of trade talks concludes without resolution

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updates: Inclusion of information about a Welsh whiskey launch in India and cultural exchange initiatives

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updates: Criticism of India and UK's approach to trade talks

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updates: The narrative focuses on the concerns of the UK rice industry and the progress of negotiations between India and the UK

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updates: The article provides more details about the concerns of the UK rice industry and the progress of the UK-India trade agreement negotiations.

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updates: Combined information about UK rice industry concerns with progress of FTA talks

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updates: The new narrative provides a comprehensive overview of the concerns of the UK rice industry regarding the potential impact of the UK-India trade agreement. It highlights the industry's reliance on importing low-tariff unmilled brown rice and the potential threat to the industry if tariffs on white rice are reduced. The narrative also emphasizes the uncertainties and challenges faced in reaching an agreement, as well as the potential negative consequences for both the UK and India. Additionally, it mentions the role of the UK rice industry in ensuring compliance with food safety regulations and urges India to consider including more types of brown basmati rice in the tariff-free list.

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updates: Updated title and added more details about the concerns of the UK rice industry

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updates: The title has been refined to better reflect the content of the story.

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updates: Restructured and condensed information, added relevant details

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updates: The article provides an update on India's extension of sugar export restrictions to stabilize domestic prices.

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updates: Highlighting the potential consequences of India's sugar export restrictions

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updates: Incorporated insights from Dangote Sugar CEO on the positive impact of reforms in the sugar industry

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updates: The impact of surging sugar prices on various sectors of the economy

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updates: Incorporated information about the intricate dance between energy prices and global alliances, as well as the impact of high gas prices on the US economy

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updates: Incorporated information about the surge in gas prices and its impact on consumers and businesses

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updates: Inclusion of the impact of oil price slump on inflation and petrol prices

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updates: Intact