Source market
Define the supplier, supply requirements and commercial objective.
Trade routes
Choose a direction to explore the journey. The countries, product requirements and services are assessed for each individual route.
Connect suppliers and trading companies in the CIS with destination markets across the Gulf through Dubai.
Define the supplier, supply requirements and commercial objective.
Align participants, infrastructure and the conditions for each handover.
Agree the destination channel and responsibilities for the final stages.
Connect suppliers and trading companies across the Gulf with destination markets in the CIS through Dubai.
Define the supplier, supply requirements and commercial objective.
Align participants, infrastructure and the conditions for each handover.
Agree the destination channel and responsibilities for the final stages.
GCC focus: United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman and Qatar.
CIS focus: routes are developed country by country, based on the supply and destination requirements.
Geographic focus describes the development scope, not a promise that every route is already operating.No. The brand is built around a two-way commerce hub. Product-specific requirements are assessed when discussing a particular route.
Yes. GCC to CIS and CIS to GCC are two equal parts of the model.
It is part of the planned model. The applicable services and cooperation terms must be confirmed with the participants.
No route can be described responsibly that way. The hub aims to reduce complexity through preparation, coordination and clear responsibilities.
Your organisation, role, source country, destination and the business objective. Avoid sending confidential documents at this first step.