The United Arab Emirates has risen to become the third highest country globally in terms of assets owned by state-backed investors, with total assets reaching an impressive Dh9.1 trillion. This milestone highlights the nation’s robust investment capabilities and strategic growth efforts.
Global Ranking and Comparison
The UAE now ranks just behind the United States and China on the list of countries with the largest state-backed investor assets. Other key countries include:
- Japan: $2.22 trillion
- Norway: $1.9 trillion
- Canada: $1.86 trillion
- Singapore: $1.59 trillion
- Australia: $1.53 trillion
- Saudi Arabia: $1.53 trillion
Significance of This Growth
The expansion in state-backed investor assets underscores the UAE’s expanding economic influence and its strategic approach to investment at both domestic and global levels. These funds play a vital role in:
- Supporting substantial investments in diverse projects
- Contributing to the UAE’s diversified and sustainable economic growth
- Enhancing economic resilience
- Fostering international partnerships
This achievement reflects the UAE’s vision supported by strong government policies and active investor participation, confirming the nation’s steady rise on the global financial stage.
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