Abu Dhabi begins major exports to Singapore and India as trade reaches $83bn across Asian partners
Abu Dhabi is strengthening its economic involvement in the world with a large delegation in Singapore and India, two of the most important economic partners of Asia with a trade of about $ 83.5bn in both marks.
The Mission – Led by the Abu Dhabi Ministry of Economy – – It will run from November 17 to 21 and aims to deepen trade and investment with the region’s fastest growing economy.
The Emirate’s Outreach reflects a broader push to strengthen its international footprint, expand cooperation in emerging sectors and open new avenues for sustainable development.
Abu Dhabi Woos India and Singapore
Meetings will be held with senior government officials, investors and business leaders in Switzerland and India to explore cooperation, advanced technology, financial services, financial services, resources and manufacturing.
Ahmed Jasim Al Zaabi, Additional Chairman, said: “Singapore and India are among the most powerful economies in the world, and our key vendors, and our key leaders aim to deepen partners, businesses, and investment leaders to create and seize opportunities in various sectors.
“Empowered by visionary leadership and an enabling ecosystem that supports innovation and entrepreneurship, the ‘falcon’ economy continues to soar and accelerate our transition to a smart, diverse, and sustainable economy.
“Backed by strong financial resources and world-class investment, we are stepping up our efforts to strengthen cooperation with local and international partners in strategic economic strategies including AI, Fintech, green energy, advanced industries”.
Abu Dhabi aims for Asia
The tour will include dedicated business forums in collaboration with the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and industry, Adgm and the Abu Dhabi office
The submission includes 100 senior representatives from leading Abu Dhabi government and private organizations, including:
- Hamad SayAh al Mazrouei, subject to additional hearing
- Ang Blooshi, CEO of Adgm Regicelo Authority
- Badr Al-Olama, Director General of Adio
- Lahej al Mansoori, Director General of Abu Dhabi Ambitions
- Shamis Al Dhaheri, Second Vice Chairman and Managing Director, Managing Director, Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry
- Mohammed Alshaiba Al Sharyani, Managing Director of Additional Pathways
- Hareb Al Mheiri, Managing Director of Financial Growth, Adio
Singapore and India remain Abu Dhabi’s most important global partners.
Commercial Growth
Average trade between the UAE and Singapore exceeded $18.5bn, while non-oil trade with India will exceed $65bn by 2024, supported by growing cooperation in technology, energy and services.
Economic partnership agreements with both markets continue to open new channels for investment and diversification.
A growing number of Singaporean and Indian firms have established a presence in the Abu Dhabi Market (ADGM), including Sevil Marchand Mangaldas, Cyril Amarchand Margaldas, legal unicorns, Unicorns Capital Management Limited (India).
Their expansion emphasizes Abu Dhabi’s role as a bridge between Asia and the Global Capital.
Powers of Adgm
Adgm now holds over 11,000 active licenses and over 2,900 active associations, making it the largest financial institution in the region for active agencies.
The membership of Indian companies in the Abu Dhabi Chamber has grown significantly, reaching 17,457 as of September 2025. In 20275 new annual growth companies have joined, marking a compounded annual growth of 31.4 percent through the year 2024.
Abu Dhabi’s business environment continues to attract firms from Singapore and India, with increasing activity in Fintech, healthcare, infrastructure and education.
Many businesses choose the Emirate as a strategic base to access global markets, supported by world-class infrastructure, communications and a strong regulatory framework.
