A delegation from the Abu Dhabi Exports Office (ADEX) visited Strata Manufacturing’s headquarters, a leader in advanced composite aircraft structures, to strengthen strategic partnerships with Emirati companies in vital sectors.
The visit focused on expanding collaboration to enhance industrial growth and improve the UAE’s global competitiveness.
The delegation, led by Mohamed Saif Al Suwaidi, Director-General of ADFD and Chairman of the Exports Executive Committee at ADEX, included Khalil Fadel Al Mansoori, Director-General of ADEX. They were welcomed by Ismail Ali Abdullah, Executive Director of the UAE Clusters Unit at Mubadala and Managing Director of Strata, along with other senior officials.
Strata highlighted its achievements in the global aviation sector, emphasising its role in advancing national industrial goals and contributing to the UAE’s GDP. ADEX also showcased its financing tools that empower Emirati companies to access international markets and strengthen their competitiveness.
Mohamed Saif Al Suwaidi said, “Our visit to Strata reflects our commitment to supporting national companies crucial to the UAE’s economic diversification. Strata’s success in advancing national industries and gaining global recognition underscores the UAE’s vision for a diversified economy.”
He praised Strata’s use of advanced technologies, such as robotics and AI, in manufacturing aircraft parts to enhance efficiency and meet global standards.
Ismail Ali Abdullah thanked ADEX for its visit and recognised its role in forging strategic collaborations across key sectors.
“This partnership elevates the advanced manufacturing sector’s competitiveness, supporting our economic diversification strategy under the Made in the Emirates initiative. At Strata, we are proud of our success, reflecting the UAE’s vision for economic growth and global leadership,” he said.
The delegation toured Strata’s facilities, observing the production of advanced composite aircraft parts and interacting with Strata’s skilled workforce, with Emiratis comprising 67% of staff in key roles.