Abu Dhabi fund for development launches Abu Dhabi exports office
In addition to boosting national exports, ADEX aims to manage accompanying trade risks
Press Release - 10-Sep-2019
Abu Dhabi Fund for Development
Also known as: ADFD Last updated on: 30 November 2018
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Business SummaryProvides development funding to the developing countries in the form of concessional loans and grants.Country of IncorporationUAEOwnership TypeGovernmentEstablished In1971Primary SectorGovernmental InstitutionsLatest News
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Abu Dhabi Fund for Development Launches Abu Dhabi Exports Office
Established by ADFD, ADEX aims to support the national economy and enhance its competitiveness through the provision of financing and guarantees to overseas buyers from the public and private sectors seeking to import goods and services from the UAE.
Press Release - 09-Sep-2019Abdullah bin Zayed launches Abu Dhabi Exports Office
ADEX to support UAE national economy, increase its competitiveness
Press Release - 09-Sep-2019Dhofar Wind Farm’s commercial operations to begin by year end
The project is being implemented by Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar) through an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) consortium of GE Renewable
Muscat Daily - 19-Aug-2019Dhofar wind farm produces first kilowatt hour of electricity
The landmark wind farm was successfully connected to Oman’s electricity transmission grid last week
Times of Oman - 17-Aug-2019Contact details
Primary address
Abu Dhabi Fund for Development BuildingKing Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Street
Al Bateen Area
814
UAE
Abu Dhabi
Region
Abu DhabiCONTACT
- Tel: +971 2-667-7100
- Fax: +971 2-667-7070
- Email: info@adfd.ae
- www.adfd.ae
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