In the first quarter of 2025, Dubai’s GDP was Dhs119.7 billion, up 4% over the same time in 2024. This indicates that the emirate’s economy is still strong and resilient. Strong results from a variety of important industries propelled the rise seen in Q1 2025. Activities related to social work and human health saw the largest increase rate, increasing by 26% over the same time previous year.
The robust performance in 2024, when Dubai’s economy grew by 5.8% at current prices to reach Dhs541 billion and by 3.2% at constant prices to reach Dhs443 billion, is continued by the GDP growth in the first quarter of this year. Outstanding results in the commerce, real estate, financial services, transportation, and industry sectors all contributed to this rise.
“Reliable statistics are essential for understanding current trends and anticipating future developments in an era defined by data and artificial intelligence,” stated Younus Al Nasser, Chief Executive of the Dubai Data and Statistics Establishment at Digital Dubai. The Q1 2025 findings show Dubai’s economic development and help firms, researchers, and politicians make educated choices.
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