UAE Announces $1.4 Trillion Investment Plan in the United States
The decade-long strategy encompasses substantial investments in artificial intelligence, semiconductor technology, energy, and manufacturing industries.
The United Arab Emirates has revealed a 10-year investment strategy amounting to $1.4 trillion in the United States.
This pledge was made after discussions between UAE representatives and President Donald Trump.
The goal of the investment is to significantly bolster the UAE's current investments across various sectors in the U.S. economy, including artificial intelligence infrastructure, semiconductors, energy, and manufacturing.
As part of this strategy, the UAE investment fund ADQ, in partnership with U.S.-based Energy Capital Partners, has initiated a $25 billion project aimed at energy infrastructure and data centers.
Furthermore, XRG, the global investment division of UAE's state oil firm ADNOC, has dedicated resources to enhancing U.S. natural gas production and exports by investing in the NextDecade liquefied natural gas export facility in Texas.
These efforts are anticipated to improve U.S. assets in fields such as gas, chemicals, energy infrastructure, and low-carbon technologies.
This pledge was made after discussions between UAE representatives and President Donald Trump.
The goal of the investment is to significantly bolster the UAE's current investments across various sectors in the U.S. economy, including artificial intelligence infrastructure, semiconductors, energy, and manufacturing.
As part of this strategy, the UAE investment fund ADQ, in partnership with U.S.-based Energy Capital Partners, has initiated a $25 billion project aimed at energy infrastructure and data centers.
Furthermore, XRG, the global investment division of UAE's state oil firm ADNOC, has dedicated resources to enhancing U.S. natural gas production and exports by investing in the NextDecade liquefied natural gas export facility in Texas.
These efforts are anticipated to improve U.S. assets in fields such as gas, chemicals, energy infrastructure, and low-carbon technologies.
