New Delhi, Jan. 30 -- The Union of Arab Chambers has officially recognised the Indo-Arab Chamber as the 17th member of its joint Arab Foreign Chambers, marking an important shift in economic diplomacy between the two regions.

Speaking to ANI, the Secretary General of the Union of Arab Chambers, Khaled M Hanafy, highlighted that the inclusion of this chamber is a pivotal move intended to deepen and modernise the existing business framework.

"The Indo-Arab Chamber is considered the 17th in our joint Arab Foreign Chamber... I think that integrating this 17th chamber will enable us to have more business relations with India in the Arab countries," Hanafy stated, emphasising the structural importance of this new partnership.

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