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The UAE's "Invest in the Emirates" campaign aims to attract the world's leading innovators, talents, and entrepreneurs.

 





The campaign will roll out in major cities such as Cannes, Munich, Paris, London, Zurich, Geneva, and New York. Introduced by Idris Elba, the "Invest in the Emirates" initiative encourages entrepreneurs and business leaders to bring their ideas to the UAE, where they can not only become a reality but also tap into global markets.

As part of the campaign, Invest UAE will provide comprehensive resources for investors looking to establish businesses in the country. The initiative underscores the UAE’s rapidly expanding innovation ecosystem, offering full support, including funding, regulatory frameworks, and government backing.

With a tax-free environment, extensive global trade and logistics networks, and a proactive stance on fostering business success, the UAE has become a launchpad for thousands of ventures seeking international growth.

The campaign also highlights the UAE's dedication to creating a fertile environment where innovation and entrepreneurship can thrive, making it an unparalleled destination for global investors.

The UAE’s strategic location positions it as an ideal hub for international investors, offering access to key markets in Asia, Europe, and Africa. Its world-class infrastructure, including some of the busiest airports and seaports globally, ensures efficient movement of goods and people, further enhancing its appeal as a global trade hub.

The Ministry of Investment is focused on positioning the UAE as a leading investment destination and boosting foreign direct investment (FDI) by showcasing the country’s vast potential and economic growth.

By prioritizing long-term national goals, the UAE is building a secure, sustainable economy. Investment plays a pivotal role in this strategy, serving as the foundation of a robust and diversified economic landscape. This commitment has led to impressive results, with the country’s GDP growing at an average rate of 7 percent over the past decade.

According to the World Investment Report 2023 by UNCTAD, FDI inflows to the UAE reached $22.737 billion in 2022, reflecting a significant 10 percent increase from the previous year, and positioning the UAE 16th globally in terms of FDI inflows for the year.


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