One dock, two-way
China ⇄ Middle East trade
We built the trilingual sourcing dock that Middle East and Chinese buyers deserved — and never had.
Why we built a two-way dock
The market numbers behind it
Three structural facts make China–Middle East trade a dock business, not a directory business.
$249B+ two-way trade
China–Middle East trade surpassed $249 billion in 2025 and keeps compounding — yet most of it still flows through offline middlemen and trade-show handshakes.
The long tail has no dock
Sichuan pepper by the pallet, Afghan pine nuts by the case, mosaic lamps by the dozen — the smaller the lot, the harder the match. Bulk-only platforms systematically ignore these buyers, who fall back to WhatsApp groups and referrals.
Discovery happens in Arabic
With WhatsApp penetration above 80% across MENA, sourcing conversations happen in chats — not in English B2B inboxes. A dock that is not trilingual and WhatsApp-native simply does not exist for these buyers.
The team
Founder — bilingual by experience, not by dictionary
Trust mechanisms
Pure matchmaking only works if both sides can rely on the dock.