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Trade Resources
In our commitment to easing trade operations, we have gathered several resources to help you embark on your trade journey.
Customs
Ecommerce Policy
In accordance with Abu Dhabi government’s digital transformation strategy aimed at enhancing Abu Dhabi’s position as a regional and global logistics area, creating a competitive investment environment that integrates with the private sector, simplifying customs procedures and regulating movement of personal goods through online trading channels ...
Service Catalogue
Sea
We have defined a set of systems and procedures for the guiding and monitoring of sea traffic and distributed vessel routes between ship-to-ship and ship-to-shore, all enabled by the power of digital technologies.
Air
We manage air traffic, which includes general and special cargo, and ensures the efficient movement of goods from origin to destination through digitized means.
Services
More on Air servicesLand
Our multi-pronged management of land freight services makes the ability to process everything online possible, simplifies operations, and makes for smooth-running operations.
Services
Rail
The transport of goods between shipper and Consignee or origin and destination, has never been more trouble-free. Our tactical planning and optimization models result in systematic rail freight solutions, powered by algorithmic procedures.
Economic Cities and Free Zones Services
The Economic Zone is a hub for growth, where suppliers, distributors, and vendors converge to keep the wheels of the economy turning, empowered by the plethora of digital solutions made available.
Inspection & Clearance
Our centralized operations reduce the overall efforts put by all parties, resulting in faster cargo processing, improved visibility, Low security risks, and efficient coordination with partnering government agencies.
Digital Labour Services
Our digital platform aims to facilitate operations and reduce risks, delays, and complications in every domain. Here, we provide access to additional administrative, financial, and insurance requests to mediate processes.
Services
Regularity Authorities
ATLP in coordination with Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development and Abu Dhabi Food and Agricultural Safety Authority provides multiple services.

UAE-Indonesia
Free Trade Agreements
Summary
The UAE-Indonesia CEPA was signed on 1 July 2022 and entered into force 1 September 2023. As a result of the agreement, businesses can now take advantage of many new benefits, including:
- Providing better market access for UAE products to Indonesian market covering more than 90% of tariff lines and 94% value of trade with Indonesia.
- An open and non-discriminatory environment for cross-border trade with Indonesia.
- Enhanced market access for UAE’s service providers.
- The removal of unnecessary technical barriers (TBT) for UAE and Indonesian exporters.
- The use of international standards as a basis for technical regulations.
- Enhanced access for UAE businesses to Indonesian government procurement opportunities.
- Support for UAE companies through a 10 per cent price preference in Indonesian government procurement tenders.
- Assurance that UAE products will not be subject to Indonesia’s anti-dumping investigations as such products are merely transshipped.
- A Joint Committee to assess, revise and propose amendments to the CEPA, including improving market access.
CEPA Key Benefits
- Providing certainty and market access for UAE services businesses
- Reducing barriers to trade in goods
- Enabling SMEs to export goods and services to Indonesia
- Exchanging best practices
- Shaping the rules for digital trade
- Promoting collaboration on shared global challenges
- Reducing barriers to trade in goods
- Creating new opportunities in the Halal economy
- Protecting intellectual property rights
Key Fields
- Trade in Goods
- Rules of Origin
- Sanitary and Phytosanitary Standards
- Technical Barriers to Trade
- Customs and Trade Facilitation
- Trade Remedies
- Trade in Services
- Islamic Economy
- Digital Trade
- Government Procurement
- Intellectual Property
- Investment
- Small and Medium Enterprises
- Economic Cooperation
- Dispute Settlement
- General Provisions
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As with the UAE’s other CEPAs, this deal is central to its efforts to build its economy over the next 50 years. It is the third bilateral deal that the UAE has signed, and it will cement the UAE’s position as a global economic hub.
In terms of numbers, the CEPA will:
- Push bilateral trade flows from US$3 billion to beyond US$10 billion within five years
- Add 0.87% to UAE GDP by 2030 – or US$4.6 billion
- Increase exports by 0.64% by 2030 – with a value of US$3.2 billion
- Increase the value of trade in services to US$630 million by 2030

The UAE-Indonesia CEPA will also enable greater investments in priority sectors such as:
- Logistics
- Renewable energy
- Manufacturing
- the Halal economy