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What makes the UAE a magnet for global corporates?
Khaleej Times
|September 30, 2025
What makes the UAE continue to stand out as one of the world’s most sought-after “bridge economies,” reinforcing its status as a destination of choice for global firms expanding their footprints?
The answer lies in a rare blend of strategic geography, business-friendly reforms, world-class infrastructure, and vision-driven leadership that has transformed the Emirates into a global hub for trade, finance, logistics, and innovation.
A new report by Standard Chartered reaffirms the UAE’s growing appeal by revealing that 20 per cent of corporates globally are reviewing their supply chains through the country — a clear testament to its pivotal role in reshaping global commerce.
‘The study, which surveyed more than 1,200 companies across 17 countries with annual revenues above $250 million, positions the UAE among the world’s top six markets defining the future of international trade. The report highlights that global corporations increasingly view the UAE as a launchpad for accessing China, Africa, Asean, and the US, driven by its unmatched logistics network, diversified economy, and stable business environment.
It also found that 50 per cent of corporates from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and India plan to expand trade and investment with the UAE, underscoring its growing influence in strengthening intra-regional partnerships and enhancing the Middle East-India corridor.
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