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Canada signs trade deal with UAE in push for non-US markets

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Briefings

Canada and the United Arab Emirates signed a trade agreement on October 28, 2026, designed to lower tariffs and reduce bureaucratic hurdles for businesses operating in both nations. The deal specifically targets improving market access for companies in both countries.

Key points

• Canada and the United Arab Emirates signed a trade agreement on October 28, 2026, designed to lower tariffs and reduce bureaucratic hurdles for businesses operating in both nations.
• The agreement specifically targets improving market access for companies in both countries.

Context

This trade deal represents a strategic move by Canada to diversify its economic partnerships beyond the United States, focusing on reducing trade barriers and enhancing business opportunities in the UAE.

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