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Two Major UAE Firms Announce Plans to Open Operations in India’s GIFT City

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Two major companies from the United Arab Emirates have announced plans to elish operations in India’s Gujarat International Finance Tec City, commonly known as GIFT City, marking a boost in economic cooperation between the two countries. The move underscores growing interest from Middle Eastern investors in Indian financial and business hubs.

Officials said the firms will set up regional offices and business units that will focus on finance technology investment services and cross border trade support. The entry of these UAE companies into GIFT City is expected to enhance the city’s position as an emerging international financial centre and attract further foreign direct investment.

India’s government has been promoting GIFT City as a global business gateway by offering regulatory incentives, world class infrastructure and a business friendly environment. The presence of prominent UAE companies is seen as a strategic milestone in strengthening economic ties between India and the Gulf region.

Business leaders said the new operations will create jobs and increase financial activity in the region while providing UAE firms with access to India’s large and dynamic market. They also noted that the expansion could foster greater collaboration in sectors such as digital finance, asset management and international banking.

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  • I wonder if this move will benefit both countries equally or if it will create competition and tensions. Exciting times ahead!

  • Interesting move by these UAE firms! Do you think it will benefit both countries equally, or will one have the upper hand?

  • Wow, opening operations in Indias GIFT City? Smart move or risky gamble? Share your thoughts! #businespansion #UAEcompanies #excitingtimes

  • Wow, UAE firms expanding to Indias GIFT City? Exciting or risky move? Will it boost economy or face challenges? Lets discuss!

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