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Third edition of Make It in the Emirates Forum begins in Abu Dhabi, focusing on investment, innovation and growth

The forum features a diverse range of participants, including government, business, and financial representatives
Third edition of Make It in the Emirates Forum begins in Abu Dhabi, focusing on investment, innovation and growth
This edition builds upon the success of previous forums, which generated substantial local procurement opportunities across key sectors. (Photo Credit: WAM)

The third edition of the “Make It in the Emirates Forum” kicked off today in Abu Dhabi. The event is organized by the UAE Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT), in collaboration with the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development (ADDED) and ADNOC Group.

The forum, themed “Invest. Innovate. Grow.”, features participation from senior government decision-makers, officials, CEOs, entrepreneurs, investors, industrialists, experts, innovators, and representatives of financial institutions – both local and international.

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This edition builds upon the success of the previous two forums, which generated around AED120 billion worth of local procurement opportunities in priority sectors such as pharmaceuticals, energy, telecommunications, space, healthcare, and food and beverages. These opportunities include 1,400 products identified for local manufacturing, aimed at enhancing industrial resilience and self-sufficiency through import substitution.

The agenda further includes panel discussions exploring the UAE’s industrial strategy (Operation 300bn), AI integration in industry, the UAE’s ambitions to attract investments in the space sector, and the deployment of green technology to decarbonize industry. There will also be sessions on sustainable manufacturing and the convergence of industries to accelerate smart mobility.

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