Agreement proves region remains open for business despite geopolitical uncertainties

The UK has become the first G7 country to strike a free trade deal with the bloc of six Gulf states

Britain signs agreement to open door for significant investment from Gulf

The UK has become the first G7 country to strike a free trade deal with the bloc of six Gulf states

The agreement will remove £580 million ($778 million) in tariffs on UK goods imported to the region, covering food, medical equipment and advanced manufacturing

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The agreement will remove £580 million ($778 million) in tariffs on UK goods imported to the region, covering food, medical equipment and advanced manufacturing

UK’s historic free trade deal with the GCC boosts UAE’s role as a regional hub, promising higher trade, investment and new opportunities across key sectors.

Agreement proves region remains open for business despite geopolitical uncertainties

As details of the deal trickle through, POLITICO has identified the sectors that look most likely to benefit as well as those who appear to be missing out.

The deal is the first of its kind between the GCC and a G7 country, and will scrap tariffs on billions of euros worth of British exports.

As established pacts falter, free trade is realigning in regional, bilateral or trilateral formats

RIYADH: The UK-Gulf Cooperation Council free trade deal is set to be worth far more than the anticipated $5 billion boost to Britain’s economy, Arab News has been told, as the two…