Over the next six years, the UAE hopes to more than treble its yearly international investment inflows. The National Investment Strategy, which was unveiled on Monday, intends to boost inflows from Dh112 billion in 2023 to Dh240 billion by 2031. Over the ensuing years, this will increase the UAE’s overall foreign investment stock from Dh800 billion to Dh2.2 trillion.
This plan will emphasize key industries such as industry, logistics, financial services, renewable energy, and information technology. After presiding over a UAE Cabinet meeting, Vice-President and Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid wrote on X, “The UAE continues to develop its economy, expand global markets, attract investments, and create the most business-friendly environment in the world.
According to current investment figures, foreign direct investment inflows total Dh112 billion annually, with a cumulative total of Dh0.8 trillion. By 2031, the goal is to raise the proportion of foreign direct investment in all foreign and local investments to over 30% and raise the role of foreign direct investment in GDP to 8%.
Establishing national reaction scenarios, improving preparedness, and creating recovery and control plans for medical emergencies and crises are all part of a new program to tackle health threats. The UAE Vice-President stated that maintaining the country’s most outstanding standard of living and bolstering health security requires constant preparedness for any medical emergency.
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