Abu Dhabi’s economy Continues to show strong momentum of 2025, with gross domestic product (GDP) reached AED291BN ($ 79.2bn) at the center of Q1 2024, according to Statistics Center – Abu Dhabi (SCAD).
Ang pagmaneho sa kini nga pagtubo mao ang pagpalapad sa ekonomiya sa Emirate, nga nag-agay sa 6.1 porsyento nga tuig-on-year sa AED163.6BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5BN ($ 44.5bn ($ 44.5bn ($ 44.5bn ($ 44.5bn ($ 44.5bn ($ 44.5bn ($ 44.5bn).
For the first time in a Q1 period, non-oil sectors contributed 56.2 percent of total GDP, maintaining continuous economic efforts in Abu Dhabi.
Abu Dhabi Economy
The oil sector considers remaining 43.8 percent, or AED127.4bn ($ 34bn).
Ahmed Jasim Al Zaabi, Chairman SA Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development (added)said: “Daily, the economy of Abu Dhabi assures success in the long-term emirate method and measures of regional and global scenery challenges.
“Our Falcon economy has been orchested in multi-dimensional strategies, allowing us to build the Synergies and Tandem to achieve strategic purposes and the UAE’s Strategic Goal”.
The manufacturing sector is the largest non-oil cause contributing, adding aed28.5bn ($ 7.8bn) to the amount – a percentage year-of-year increase in year-year. It represents 9.8 percent of the GDP of the Emirate. As part of this, new industrial licenses rose 4.7 per cent and the number of factories transfers production striking 65 percent, reflecting the sectoral development
Construction posted the strongest development between non-oil sectors of 10.2 percent, arriving at AED27.5BN ($ 7.5bn) and contributed 9.4 percent throughout GDP.
This expansion is supported by continuous investment in housing, infrastructure, and AI-powered approval systems such as the platform of the plan.
The financial and insurance sector grows 9.1 percent of AED19.6BN ($ 5.3bn), which increases registered institutions of Abu Dhabi in the Global Market (ADGM) and 33 percent increase in management properties.
Foreign investments in Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) hit AED8.5BN ($ 2.4bn ($ 717.8bn), a percentage increase.
Other examples of different non-oil growth sectors, include:
- Wholesale and retail trade: AED16BN ($ 4.4bn), up 3.6 percent
- Real Estate: Up 6.7 percent
- Transport and Logistics: Growing 7.5 percent, Abu Dhabi’s role is confirmed as a logistics hub
- Health sector: Up 5.2 percent, consistent with quality-life initiatives
- Professional and Technical Services: Contributed 10.3 percent, driven by increasing demand for knowledge jobs
- Arts and Entertainment: Grown 8.4 percent, strengthened the effect of tourism and culture
Abu Dhabi’s population increased by 4.14M in 2024, from 3.8M to 2023. Demographic development has expanded the need for home, public services.
AED13BN ($ 3.5bn) Digital Strategy (2025-2027) aims to set up Abu Dhabi, the development plan of whole AIDS, progress in improvement improvement.
Abdulla Ghanar Alqemzi, Director General at the Statistics Center, said: “The first quarter of 2025 continued to progress, the development of advances, and improving services in Abu Dhabi.
