Etihad Credit Insurance Showcases Export Solutions to Boost UAE's Global Trade at TXF MEA 2025 in Dubai
Etihad Credit Insurance (ECI) participated in the TXF MEA 2025 conference in Dubai, presenting its strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing UAE’s national exports and reinforcing the country’s position in global trade. Her Excellency Raja Al Mazrouei, CEO of ECI, emphasized the importance of innovative solutions to facilitate export growth and support the UAE’s non-oil trade ambitions in line with the 'We the UAE 2031' vision.
During the event, which brought together global trade finance experts, export credit agencies, and financial institutions, H.E. Al Mazrouei reiterated ECI’s commitment to supporting businesses—particularly small and medium enterprises (SMEs)—by mitigating risks associated with export and re-export operations. ECI aims to provide credit tools that empower UAE businesses to expand into key regional and international markets, strengthening the competitiveness of locally produced goods.
Highlighting the significance of export-led growth, Al Mazrouei said, “At ECI, we are dedicated to accelerating the UAE’s economic transformation through strategic risk solutions that empower exporters to expand globally. Our efforts align with national priorities to grow non-oil exports to AED 800 billion over the next decade.”
She also stressed the importance of active participation in global trade events to foster collaboration, support the manufacturing and export sectors, and build strong bilateral trade relationships.
At the event, ECI showcased a range of mechanisms aimed at helping exporters navigate challenges posed by global economic uncertainties. Yasmin Bahgat, Head of Export Finance at ECI, joined a panel discussion titled ‘Going Local – The Rise of Regional ECAs in Africa and the Middle East’, which focused on regional trends, challenges, and the growth potential of export credit agencies (ECAs) in emerging markets.
The TXF MEA 2025 conference served as a vital platform for fostering innovation and cooperation among key stakeholders in the MENA region, aiming to enhance trade flows, drive economic diversification, and strengthen the region’s role as a global trade and investment hub.
