UAE delivery jobs 2025 are set to receive a significant boost as Keeta, the international arm of China’s Meituan, signed an MoU with the UAE Ministry of Investment to launch its UAE headquarters and expand its presence in e-commerce and AI-driven logistics.
UAE delivery jobs 2025 are set to receive a significant boost as Keeta, the international arm of China’s Meituan, signed an MoU with the UAE Ministry of Investment to launch its UAE headquarters and expand its presence in e-commerce and AI-driven logistics. The move will generate over 350 high-skilled job opportunities across multiple sectors.
Keeta’s long-term plan involves investing hundreds of millions of dollars over the next three to five years, integrating more than 5,000 UAE-based small and medium enterprises (SMEs) onto its platform. The company aims to revolutionize last-mile delivery by introducing AI-powered logistics solutions, including drones and autonomous vehicles, coupled with innovative training programs and workshops to facilitate knowledge transfer.
The agreement, signed by UAE Minister of Investment Mohamed Hassan Alsuwaidi and Keeta CEO Tony Qiu, aligns with UAE’s Centennial 2071 Vision and the National Digital Economy Strategy, supporting the country’s drive to establish itself as a global hub for tech and investment.
Dubai’s emerging status as a magnet for international tech and logistics firms is further solidified by this partnership. By fusing Keeta’s cutting-edge delivery technology with UAE’s robust infrastructure and regulatory environment, the collaboration aims to empower local businesses and cultivate a skilled, future-ready workforce in the delivery economy.
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