From March 26-29, US Assistant Secretary of State for Business and Economic Affairs Jose W. Fernandez will travel to Abu Dhabi and Dubai to participate in the third session of the US-UAE Economic Policy Dialogue to promote entrepreneurship. He plans to talk about deepening U.S.-UAE bilateral trade and investment relationships with economic policy officials and business representatives.
In Abu Dhabi, Assistant Secretary Jose Fernandez will lead the U.S. delegation in the bi-annual U.S.-UAE Economic Policy Dialogue (EPD). This forum serves as a coordinating and convening process for economic and commercial agencies and ministries from the U.S. and UAE Governments. The EPD will identify ways to strengthen economic and commercial relationships between the U.S. and the UAE.
In Dubai, he will participate in the American Business Council roundtable where he will speak to students at the American University in Sharjah about U.S. economic policy in the region.
I think this will set an example for other Arab nations to start promoting better economic and social ties with western nations like the United States. Once one Arab nation strengthens its relations with nations from other regions, other Arab nations may be likely to follow.
In Abu Dhabi, Assistant Secretary Jose Fernandez will lead the U.S. delegation in the bi-annual U.S.-UAE Economic Policy Dialogue (EPD). This forum serves as a coordinating and convening process for economic and commercial agencies and ministries from the U.S. and UAE Governments. The EPD will identify ways to strengthen economic and commercial relationships between the U.S. and the UAE.
In Dubai, he will participate in the American Business Council roundtable where he will speak to students at the American University in Sharjah about U.S. economic policy in the region.
I think this will set an example for other Arab nations to start promoting better economic and social ties with western nations like the United States. Once one Arab nation strengthens its relations with nations from other regions, other Arab nations may be likely to follow.
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