The UAE’s economy continues to show remarkable growth and stability despite facing various global and regional challenges, according to Saeed Al Hajeri, Minister of State at the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Al Hajeri emphasized that the fundamental strengths of the UAE economy—robust historical foundations, enhanced global connectivity, and agility in adapting to market changes—are crucial for its resilience. Notably, around 98% of foreign investments have remained stable over recent months, reflecting lasting confidence in the UAE’s economic framework and long-term vision. Furthermore, the UAE has significantly diversified its economy, with non-oil sectors projected to contribute nearly 79% to the national GDP by 2025. These sectors benefit from cutting-edge infrastructure, reliable financial institutions, and advanced logistics and energy capabilities, underscoring the country’s commitment to sustainable economic growth. The UAE is also home to approximately US$2.49 trillion in sovereign wealth assets and has forged 37 Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreements globally. As a key nexus for capital, trade, and talent, the UAE maintains its status as one of the most competitive business environments worldwide. With more than 200 nationalities residing and working in the country, the UAE’s dynamic economy is poised to continue attracting investors and businesses looking to capitalize on high-growth sectors, digital advancements, and unparalleled market access. The government is keen to accelerate growth and innovation, inviting global stakeholders to participate in the UAE’s evolving economic landscape.
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