Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates – During its participation in the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference “ADIPEC 2025”, which concluded its work yesterday, the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology presented qualitative investment opportunities to manufacture more than 4,800 local products.
In addition to highlighting competitive financing solutions worth AED 40 billion for the next ten years.
The total value of these investment opportunities amounts to 168 billion dirhams.
This is in cooperation with the Emirates Development Bank and national banks.
In this most prominent global event in the energy sector, the Ministry focused on reviewing the capabilities and incentives provided to investors, companies and suppliers under the umbrella of the “Make in the Emirates” initiative.
Omar Al Suwaidi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology, stressed that the oil and energy sector, especially petrochemicals, represents one of the priority sectors in the national strategy for industry and advanced technology.
He pointed out that the focus during these participations was on transferring the national industrial experience, capabilities and incentives under the umbrella of “Make in the Emirates” and presenting the advantages that the UAE offers to industrial investors and idea owners.
In addition to reviewing efforts to create a business environment that attracts industrial investments.
In addition to stimulating innovation and the adoption of advanced technology and the concepts of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, it also supports strengthening the country’s position as a global destination for leading future industries.
Al Suwaidi noted that the integration of efforts within the “Make in the Emirates” initiative contributed to increasing the industrial sector’s contribution to the national economy by 62%.
In addition to increasing the value of industrial exports by 68%.
He pointed to the integration of efforts between the Ministry and its partners in the public and private sectors.
This contributed to enhancing efforts to achieve self-sufficiency, increasing industry’s contribution to GDP, and ensuring the sustainability of supply chains.
In addition to enhancing the quality and specifications system, accelerating the adoption of advanced technology “Industry 4.0”, increasing industrial exports, and attracting investors in the industrial sector.
Al Suwaidi concluded the Ministry’s participation by inviting investors and companies to participate in the fifth session of the “Make in the Emirates Platform”.
Which is scheduled to be held at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Center “ADNEC” from May 4 to 7, 2026.
