Skip to main content Skip to footer As many as 175 WTO member states, private sector leaders, NGOs and civil society representatives are coming together
The WTO’s 13th Ministerial Conference is being hosted and chaired by the UAE in Abu Dhabi from 26 to 29 February.
Efforts to tackle inflation and improve investor confidence to drive growth
FAB report says UAE's GDP is likely to expand by 3.7 percent in 2023 and 4 percent in 2024
The increase was driven by rising prices in clothing, food, education
Appetite for spending in the Kingdom soared 46 percent ahead of Ramadan 2024
The deal focuses on key sectors, including logistics, healthcare, travel, and tourism
New report finds 75 percent of global growth was due to price increases in 2023
Tech investments and financial services are driving growth in the country
Al Ghurair anticipated that lower interest rates later this year would help boost borrowing by companies
Aggressive interest rate hikes lead to billions in payouts to banks
Value of members’ exports and re-exports soars to over AED 284 billion
The decision was widely anticipated following eight consecutive months of rate hikes
Bahrain's investments to create 5,700+ job opportunities from 85 projects
Experts take stock of the progress made on the restructuring front in the MENA economies so far.
The agreements align with the goals of Vision 2030
The UAE accounted for the largest share of venture capital investments in the Middle East’s restaurant tech sector from 2018 to 2023
This positive development reflects the Kingdom's strategic shift away from oil dependence
Benefits include a 30-year tax break
Insights into Qatar's inflationary pressures and consumer spending patterns
China remains UAE’s top trading partner, followed by India, the US, Saudi Arabia, and Türkiye.
The next World Governments Summit (WGS) will be held between 18 and 20 February 2025.
DIFC has evolved into a hub for innovation-related companies.
H.E. Bin Touq highlights UAE’s keenness to strengthen Arab level cooperation in new economy sectors