UAE-Congolese relations steadily developing: Congo Minister

 

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The Democratic Republic of Congo's Trade Minister has hailed the country's economic ties with the UAE, highlighting the ambitions for a more productive partnership in the years to come through increasing trade and investment. The UAE has been making significant investments in Congo, and the Congo government welcomes these investments as it will help boost the country's economy. The Congo Minister's praise for the UAE's leading position and involvement in different development and economic spheres reflects the country's admiration for the UAE's efforts to improve the lives of people around the world.

The UAE's investment in Congo reflects the country's long-term vision and commitment to forging strong relationships with African nations. The two countries are working together to promote sustainable development, create jobs and enhance economic growth. With the UAE's strategic location and Congo's abundant natural resources, there is great potential for the two countries to achieve mutual benefits.

The steady development of the UAE-Congolese relations is a positive development for both countries. The UAE's investments in Congo are aimed at creating jobs and enhancing economic growth, which will benefit both nations. As the two countries continue to work together, they can achieve their mutual goals and contribute to the development of Africa.

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