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24% increase in Chinese companies registered in Dubai Multi Commodities

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Yesterday, the Dubai Multi Commodities Center announced an annual increase of 24% in the number of Chinese companies registered in its free zone, in conjunction with the conclusion of its promotional campaign in China, which included a visit to a group of centers…

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