April 19, 2024

Arab league’s biggest economy UAE hits a jackpot with a staggering $33bln worth of foreign investment being earned within 2017-2019

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn

As according to the statistics revealed by the Emirates News Agency (WAM), the net worth of FDIs (Foreign Direct Investments) have hit a jackpot in the Arab league’s biggest economy UAE reaching around a staggering $33Bln (AED 121.6 Bn) during the previous three years.

As per FDI Confidence Index of Kearney, a global management consulting firm, the UAEs ranking has advanced from 21st rank to the 19th rank globally.

During the 2017, the net worth of FDIs during the UAE recorded a staggering $8.78 Billion (AED 32.22 Billion).

Meanwhile, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) introduced in 2019 that the UAE is the biggest nation of West Asia in accordance with attracting the FDIs.

The UAE has attracted in regard to AED 51.3 billion ($14 billion) all through the previous year, upon 34.8% from AED 38.1 billion ($10.4 billion) of 2018, which strengthens its role as like a native centre specifically for the overseas investments, namely proven by using UNCTAD’s data.

The upward thrust into the quantity concerning FDIs within the nation is hugely driven by using the UAE government’s choice according to develop the foreign ownership control according to one hundred percent into 13 arenas.

Share.

RELATED POSTS

Alinma Pay join forces with Huawei Mobile Services
Alinma Pay joins forces with Huawei Mobile Services
Shahebaz Khan, Senior Vice President at Visa, CEMEA, signs MoU with Omair Ansari, Co-Founder and CEO of ABHI.
Visa partners with YellowPepper and ABHI
Bank Nizwa at Oman.
Bank Nizwa collaborates with Buna
  • BYDFi

LATEST POSTS

Aldar partners with Siemens to make Saadiyat Grove Abu Dhabi’s leading smart district
LIBF proudly announces the appointment of Ehsan Razavizadeh as its new Managing Director for MENA and Asia, marking an important milestone for LIBF’s vision in MENA and Asian markets.
Medad Holding and Franklin Templeton (Templeton International, Inc.,) have entered a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to form a new joint venture in the United Arab Emirates.
Masdar and EGA will explore international opportunities to power new aluminium production facilities with renewable energy