The UAE is well positioned to become a leader in sustainable mobility and offers significant export opportunities in various electric vehicle technologies.

The UAE’s new energy policy objectives will shine a spotlight on U.S. companies who lead in sustainable and energy-conserving solutions.

The UAE has a focused interest in U.S. companies with experience and expertise in unconventional oil and gas technologies.

U.S. companies with Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) technologies can benefit from the UAE’s focus on sustainability on the Road to COP28 and beyond.

There are tremendous opportunities in the UAE for U.S. innovations and solutions in the area of sustainability.

UAE zero-tolerance for fake cosmetics makes the UAE beauty and personal care product market even more attractive for U.S. exporters.

The Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development (ADDED) unveiled a new Abu Dhabi Virtual License business registration.

The Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development announced a smart manufacturing initiative to diversify its economy and attract foreign companies.

The UAE’s construction sector is expected to recover in growing by almost 6% as delayed and stalled projects during the pandemic resume construction. 

UAE’s water shortage and increased demand present opportunities for U.S. exporters in water technologies.

Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development (ADDED) announced reduced requirements for starting a new commercial business by 71%.

The UAE is planning to develop a hydrogen industry ecosphere, and this may create new opportunities for U.S. companies. 

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) ranks among the top 15 defense spenders in the world according to Business Monitor International (BMI). 

United Arab Emirates – Federal Companies Law is Amended to Allow 100% Foreign Ownership. 

Abu Dhabi National Oil Company is inviting U.S. petrochemicals and derivatives manufacturers to participate in the development of the Ruwais Derivatives Park.