Building Fruitful Partnerships

Building Fruitful Partnerships

The UAE conglomerate Galadari Brothers is planning to make its first foray into Israel’s booming economy, as bilateral trade between the two countries continues to grow a year after the signing of the Abraham Accords. As both nations are exploring ways to boost cooperation in the trade, industrial, technological, educational, medical, agricultural and tourism sectors, Galadari Brothers see business opportunities in the new geopolitical realignments. This comes at a time when the UAE group — which operates in diverse verticals — has been expanding its footprint across many nations, including Australia, the UK, Sri Lanka, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, India and Pakistan. Galadari Brothers has helped businesses establish roots and grow in the region for more than 50 years. With presence across a wide range of industries, it delivers a variety of products and services.

The group already had a headstart soon after the Abraham Accords were signed as various Israel-based media and public relations companies approached its flagship newspaper, Khaleej Times, for a working relationship. A business conference jointly held by Khaleej Times and The Jerusalem Post Group in June this year was a runaway success. The conference, Global Investment Forum 2021, held at the Armani Hotel in Dubai, focused