No cancellation of planned FDI in UAE this year despite Iran war, Ministry of Investment says
No planned foreign direct investment in the UAE has been cancelled this year, despite the uncertainties created by the US-Iran war, a senior government official has said. The overall stock of FDI in the UAE this year might be fractionally lower than the record levels achieved in 2025, as global investors assess the impact of conflict in the region. However, the Emirates remains firmly on course…
The UAE's Ministry of Investment reported that planned foreign direct investment (FDI) remains unaffected by the ongoing US-Iran war, despite global investors taking note of the conflict's impact. Undersecretary Mohammad Abdulrahman Alhawi stated that while some investors are delaying or slightly decreasing their investments, the UAE continues to meet its 2031 FDI targets.
With FDI rising by 6% last year to $48.24 billion, the country is well-positioned to maintain its expected growth trajectory. The UAE is also focusing on developing its infrastructure, such as ports and rail connectivity, to enhance its appeal as a logistical hub. Partnerships with foreign investors and sovereign wealth funds are encouraged to help realize these projects, with the UAE accounting for a significant portion of the region's infrastructure project pipeline.
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