The EU agrees to start trade talks with the UAE after Trump Tariff War

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The EU and the United Arab Emirates have started trading talks, because countries continue to look for alternative markets due to our tariffs.

President of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leien agreed to the request of the President of Sheikh Mohammad Bin Zayed al-Nahya during a call on Thursday.

“The UAE shares the relations with the European Union and its member states, and today we agreed to start negotiations on a comprehensive economic partnership agreement today,” he said in X.

“According to this agreement, we aim to deepen bilateral relations and encourage economic growth in favor of our countries and peoples,” he said.

At the beginning of this month, President Donald Trump, EU and the UAE are 20 percent and 10 percent, 10 percent and 10 percent; He prevailed for 90 days to allow negotiations for 90 days since today.

The UAE, one of the top 10 oil producers in the world, has signed a contract with the EU for a while, but Brussels hoped to hit each other with the Gulf Cooperation Council.

In recent years, he followed dozens of bilateral trade deals in recent years, Saudi Arabia and Qatar burned the GCC’s slow-moving members. Although the EU and GCC could negotiate with the free trade agreement in 1990, negotiations stopped in 2008.

Emirati state media reportedly worked last month to work on 26 UAE in 26 comprehensive economic partnerships since 2021. As the second largest global trading partner, which is $ 67.6 billion in bilateral trade in bilateral trade in 2024, the EU is a particularly important goal for the UAE.

The EU sells mining products and goods, machinery, transport equipment and chemicals from the UAE.

Abu Dhabi energy companies and sovereign funds have invested a lot in Spain in Spain in Greece in Greece in Spain in Germany.

“The upcoming negotiations will be focused on the liberalization of trade in deepening cooperation in the strategic sectors such as goods, services and investment, renewable energy, green hydrogen and critical raw materials.”