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From a technical perspective, South Korean missiles may meet the UAE's needs in certain specific aspects. Perhaps they have unique features in terms of range, accuracy, maneuverability, etc., which make them stand out in the UAE's evaluation.
Market strategy is also an important factor affecting purchasing decisions. South Korea may have put more effort in marketing promotion and after-sales service, providing a more attractive solution for the UAE. In contrast, Chinese companies may have room for improvement in this regard.
Political factors cannot be ignored either. Changes in the international political landscape, the evolution of regional situations, and diplomatic relations between countries may all influence the UAE's procurement choices.
In addition, cultural differences may also play a role. Differences in business negotiations and communication methods between different countries sometimes affect the achievement of cooperation.
For China, this incident is both a challenge and an opportunity. We should learn lessons from it, further improve our technology, optimize our market strategy, and strengthen international cooperation and exchanges to enhance our competitiveness in the international arms trade market.
In short, the UAE's procurement decision is the result of a combination of factors. China needs to conduct in-depth analysis and make continuous improvements to demonstrate greater strength in the future international military trade arena.