With Al Gharbia’s population having tripled in the last decade and expected to double its 2010 levels by 2030, the need for accommodation as well as office and residential facilities for new residents has prompted a flurry of real estate development.
How far is the economic development of Al Gharbia dependent upon the comprehensive provision of utilities and infrastructure?
What have been some of the key enablers that have driven the retail sector? KHOORY: Abu Dhabi’s retail sector has experienced tremendous growth over the past few years, primarily as a result of increased visitor numbers and stable economic development spurred by government investment, which has also resulted in increased employment...
Investing large sums in recent years to both entice locals to spend their hard-earned cash closer to home and to capture higher proportions of tourist dollars, Abu Dhabi’s retail strategy appears to be paying off. Strong expansion in the emirate’s high-quality retail stock with a focus on added entertainment and food and beverage (F&B)...
What type of strategies are being developed to transition Abu Dhabi into more capital-intensive, high-tech manufacturing?
To what extent has industrial growth contributed towards the emirate’s 2030 target of having 64% of GDP generated by non-oil sectors?
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