Track UAE to hit $ 1.1TN Target Target 4 years early non-Oil sector booms: Sheikh Mohammed

Track UAE to hit $ 1.1TN Target Target 4 years early non-Oil sector booms: Sheikh Mohammed

Trading in UAE The development and the country are on track of economic targets and trade development of trade four years before schedule.

Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice Minister of UAE and Ruler of Dubai, which preserves the first progress Mohamed Bin Nehamed, in progress in the development of this development of all growth, progress in this progress.

Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashi Al Maktoum said: “The non-oils of the ovae’s non-oil development of 18.6 per year exports to AED835BN ($ 227bn / global

UAE Trade Targets

“Our intent to grow non-oil trading in AED4TN ($ 1.1TN) on the next 624 schedule, the GDP ages AED ands ($ 482bn), which comes with AED sectors of 75,5 Percentage of non-oil in non-oil in non-oil scheduling sector.

Sheikh Mohammed added: “Under the leadership of his highness Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Natalan, UAE’s economic growth is living before. The height of social level.

“We are confident in a more future future, which is focused on a focusing effort on thousands of dedicated teams to see the global ambitions of UAE.”

Ang on-oil nga mga patigayon sa UAE nga langyaw nagpadayon sa usa ka pataas nga tilad sa Q1 2025 (Enero 1 hangtod Marso 31 2025), pag-abut sa AED835BN ($ 227.5.5.5.5.5.5.5.5.5.5.5.5.5.5.5,5BN), usa ka sentimo nga pagtaas sa Q1 2024.

UAE non-oil exports continue to reach history growth rates, recording AED177.3BN (a percentage quarter-on-quarter increase (compared to Q4 2024).

This firm growth encourages non-oil exports to over 21 percent of the foreign UAE total trading in the first time in the country’s history, reducing the development of imports and exports as well.

Export export saw a 6 percent annual increase, arriving at AED189.1BN ($ 51.5bn). Imports grown in 17.2 percent year-on-year, reached AED468.6BN ($ 127.6bn), but experienced a small 1.7 per cent reduction in the previous quarter (Q4 to 2024).

Trade with top 10 UAE trading colleagues continue to expand, growing at 20.2 percent of Q1 2025, compared to 16.9 percent growth in other countries.

Trade grew up in India at 31 percent, with Saudi Arabia in more than doubled 127 percent, with about 9.3 percent of 9.6 percent.

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