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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is projecting a robust 4.8% GDP growth for the UAE in 2025, accelerating from 4% in 2024. In this video, we break down the engines behind this impressive economic performance. We'll explore how the strategic pivot towards non-hydrocarbon sectors like tourism, construction, and financial services is paying off, creating a resilient and dynamic economy. Join us as we analyze the key drivers, from the boom in infrastructure and real estate to the UAE's growing role as a global hub for fintech and virtual assets. We'll also look at the role of fiscal reforms, a strong banking sector, and the country's focus on climate and sustainability in securing its position as a stable investment destination amid global challenges. This is the story of how the UAE is building its economic future.

📊 Key Topics Covered:

IMF 2025 GDP Projection for the UAE

Non-Oil Sector Growth & Economic Diversification

Tourism, Construction, and Financial Services Boom

UAE as a Fintech and Virtual Assets Hub

Infrastructure & Real Estate Investments

Fiscal Resilience and Corporate Tax Reforms

Climate Action and Sustainability Focus

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