Export Tools

The "Export / Import Guide" is a guide for the exporter, helping to identify the most important procedures and requirements that must be followed in the trade process, in addition to the most features of the work environment in these markets. The guide includes 12 main and subsections, which are:

•       General Guidelines

•       Export / import forms

•       Trade agreements

•       Trade relations

•       Standard Packaging

•       Rules and procedures

•       Key agencies

•       Doing business

•       Customs laws

•       Business culture

•       work hours

•       Public holidays

In this section members can find a potential buyer for their products in the targeted 60 markets for more than 100 products that covers 13 sectors.

In this section members can find extensive coverage of export opportunities (tenders) from various sectors and procurement information from 60 countries across multiple sectors. The information in this section is updated on daily basis.

In this section members can find contact details of Industrial associations.

 In this section members can find contact details of many agencies like: ministries – chambers – customs – embassies … and others

In this section user can register as buyer.

In this section members can get real-time shipping rates for their targeted destinations. The rates are updated daily by a network of carriers and freight forwarders. The rates depend on various criteria like demand, distance, weather conditions, etc.  In case you cannot see the rate for a particular route, please search with other dates.

Abu Dhabi Export Gateway provides a "trade preferences" tool for exploring new markets in addition to expanding working in existing markets. This tool enables the exporter to select the best global markets and products based on a number of indicators. These indicators include:

•       Indicators that reflect the demand in these markets (GDP - GDP growth rate - imports growth rate)

•       Indicators that reflect the risk in these markets

•       Indicators reflecting inflation, corruption, and trade barriers

•       Indicators reflecting geographical location and shipping costs

•       Ease of doing business indicators

•       Trade agreements

Exporter can select based on the choice of one or more indicators. It also enables the exporter to identify potential buyers and the export opportunities available in these selected markets.

In this section members can find details of major ports and airports.