UAE leads with action: Enabling growth through pragmatic policies and bold partnerships

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : $4 trillion annual capital investment needed in grids, data centers and all sources of energy supply Dr. Sultan Al Jaber says UAE's approach optimizes energy, attracts capital and advances technology to fast-track progress Policies should be pragmatic, not performative - regulation without realism weakens economies and draws capital away Energy equals jobs, growth, competitiveness and intelligence Energy industry needs to focus on the data, not drama, as volatility becomes the norm; long-term outlook shows demand growth for every form of energy Energy reinforcement, not replacement required as renewables to more than double by 2040, and demand for jet fuel and LNG increases while oil to stay above 100mbpd ADNOC balancing cost discipline with capital investment while advancing AI-native strategy with 200+ AI use cases Capital continues to flow into UAE because investors value credibility and predictability; UAE open for business and boldness Abu Dhabi, UAE - In the presence of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister, and Chairman of the Presidential Court, Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, UAE Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology and ADNOC Managing Director and Group CEO today, called on energy industry leaders, policy makers and investors to follow the UAE's lead and drive pragmatic policies and bold partnerships, to boost job creation, socioeconomic growth, and global competitiveness.
44% : Regulation without realism and legislation without logic, will only weaken economies, stunt societies and drive capital away.

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