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Creating direct trade for sustainable wealth

"The UK is open for business both at home and overseas" 

The Rt Hon Kemi Badenoch MP

Secretary of State for Business & Trade and

President of the Board of Trade 

Set-up with the support from both the UK and international public sector, the UK Trade Middle East and Africa (UKTMEA) initiative will aid UK Growth Businesses, larger Blue-Chip Corporations as well as Government agencies who are looking to establish commercial relationships in the MEA region, as well as their counterparts looking to trade with them.

 

In a Post-Brexit and Post COVID-19 landscape, ‘UKTMEA' has been specifically designed to allow UK and African businesses trade more effectively with each other, and will provide support, information and dedicated resources to  provide ease of access to new business partners whilst mitigating any potential risks when trading overseas.

"Through the facilitation of business-to-business connections, trade opportunities, and investments, UKTMEA seeks to leverage this potential for the development of shared prosperity, economic expansion, job opportunities, and a global transition to sustainable energy".

Andrew Boff

Chairman, Africa House London 

60,000+

Vetted Businesses

50M+

Investement Opportunities

72+

High-Growth Markets

Market Opportunity

Strong Outlook 

Access to consumer spending of 5Tn+

£20 billion+

African countries are spending 20bn on infrastructure projects yearly

1/3

By 2050 a third of the world's workforce will be in Africa

60%

60% of Africa's total population are aged below 25

£1.6 billion

Government analysis shows that a deal with the Middle East is expected to increase trade by at least 16%, add at least £1.6 billion a year to the UK economy

85%

More than 85% of total UK goods exporters to Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE are SMEs

£15.7 billion

UK firms have at least £13.4 billion invested in GCC economies and GCC firms have £15.7 billion invested in the UK as of 2020

£12.1 billion

The UK is the second largest services exporter in the world and services exports to the GCC were worth £12.1 billion last year

Become A Commercial Partner - Join Us!


With a number of leading global organisations already supporting the initiative, Africa House are looking for more Commercial Partners to work with and provide expertise in the following areas:

Supply Chain & Logistics

Corporate & Commercial Banking

Trade Credit & Political Risk

Accounting & Tax

Legal Services


If you would like more information contact 

Harvey Cameron

UKTMEA Programme Director and Executive Director, Africa Trade 
hc@uktrademea.com

 

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