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UAE leads globally in metrology as pillar of economic competitiveness

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June 17, 2025

The UAE continues to advance its efforts to build a knowledge-based economy rooted in innovation and advanced technology, with metrology, the science of measurement, emerging as a key enabler of the country’s future vision.

UAE leads globally in metrology as pillar of economic competitiveness

It plays a vital role in enhancing quality of life, boosting industrial competitiveness, ensuring transactional accuracy, and reinforcing the reliability of standards across economic and other critical sectors.

Spearheading this transformation is the Emirates Metrology Institute (EMI), which leads a comprehensive national system positioning the UAE as a trusted regional and global hub for precision measurement sciences. This progress directly supports the UAE's sustainable development goals, strengthens national capabilities, and enhances international confidence in the country’s quality infrastructure.

Metrology plays a particularly critical role in ensuring social and economic justice, as accurate measurement is the cornerstone of fairness in both commercial and industrial transactions. It also helps protect consumer rights and promotes fair competition among products and services.

Advanced measurement systems contribute to market stability, facilitate trade, and promote transparency, thereby stimulating economic growth and increasing investor confidence.

EMI leads a comprehensive national system positioning the UAE as a global hub for precision measurement sciences. WAM

EMI reinforces these principles by providing a reliable national metrology system that encourages innovation, reduces resource waste, and enhances product quality, aligning closely with the UAE's sustainability goals.

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