The UAE’s $65.4bn investment strategy will attract foreign businesses to the Kingdom, according to a government minister.
Mohamed Hassan Alsuwaidi, Minister of Investment, said that the UAE’s approval of the National Investment Strategy (NIS) 2031, under the leadership of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister, and Ruler of Dubai, marks a significant milestone to solidify the nation’s position as a global investment hub.
He added that this strategy lays out a clear and ambitious roadmap to attract greater foreign direct investment (FDI), drive economic diversification and ensure long-term sustainable growth.
UAE National Investment Strategy 2031
Minister Alsuwaidi said: “By setting a target to increase annual FDI inflows from AED112bn ($30.5bn) to AED240bn ($65.4bn) by 2031 and raising total FDI stock to AED2.2tn ($600bn), we are reinforcing the UAE’s commitment to creating a business-friendly environment that encourages innovation, competitiveness, and global partnerships.
“Key sectors, including manufacturing, financial services, logistics, renewable energy, and information technology, will be at the heart of this transformation, ensuring that we remain at the forefront of emerging economic opportunities.”
The UAE has always been a pioneer in shaping forward-looking policies that drive investment and economic prosperity.
With the launch of 12 strategic programmes and 30 targeted initiatives, the NIS 2031 will further strengthen the country’s role as a bridge connecting global markets, enhancing investor confidence, and driving a more dynamic, resilient and open economy.
Minister Alsuwaidi said: “We look forward to working closely with stakeholders across the public and private sectors and deepening global partnerships to realise this vision and propel the UAE towards even greater economic success”.
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