With $9.3 billion existing Dubai investment, 55,274 jobs; new MoUs seek to expand India-UAE AI and trade ties

The agreements were signed in Bengaluru between the Indian industry bodies and a delegation led by Dubai Chambers’ president and chief executive officer, Mohammed Ali Rashed Lootah. The delegation held eight meetings with Indian and multinational companies and technology startups.

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