Strong Performance

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) economy defied expectations in 2023, experiencing a robust 3.3% growth in the first nine months.

Strong Performance

Non-Oil Boom

Leading the charge was the non-oil sector, surging an impressive 5.9%. This segment now contributes a significant 74% to the UAE's overall GDP.

Non-Oil Boom

 Diversification Pays Off

These figures highlight the success of the UAE's efforts to diversify its economy and reduce dependence on oil exports.

Diversification Pays Off

Key Growth Sectors

Financial services, construction, and transportation & storage emerged as strong growth drivers in the first nine months.

Key Growth Sectors

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Slower Gulf Growth Expected

Despite the UAE's success, overall growth in the Gulf region was anticipated to be slower in 2023 compared to 2022.

Slower Gulf Growth Expected

Reasons for Slower Growth

Factors contributing to the broader slowdown include OPEC+ production cuts, lower oil prices, and global economic challenges impacting the oil sector.

Reasons for Slower Growth

The UAE Charts a New Course**

The UAE's economic performance demonstrates the effectiveness of its diversification efforts.

The UAE Charts a New Course

Investing in the Future

By attracting foreign investment and fostering non-oil sectors, the UAE is building a more resilient and sustainable economy.

Investing in the Future

A Beacon of Stability

The UAE's strong economic performance positions it as a beacon of stability in the region.

A Beacon of Stability