Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry
The chemical & petrochemical industry is the backbone of the manufacturing sector in the UAE as it serves a wide range of industry sectors.
View ReportThe chemical & petrochemical industry is the backbone of the manufacturing sector in the UAE as it serves a wide range of industry sectors.
View ReportThe COVID-19 pandemic has had severe impacts on human wellbeing and the economy. However,the environmental impacts have been mixed. Positive impacts include reduced emissions, better airquality and less pollution, while negative impacts were observed in terms of increased waste andreduced recycling1.
View ReportDubai has seen a paradigm shift in education sector from the traditional Mutawwa system to the present day International system.
View ReportDubai Quality Award (DQA) is not a process for generating winners and losers, it is a process for recognising role model organisations.
View ReportHigh per capita IT spending and a young tech-savvy population have led to increase in demand for IT products with latest technology.
View ReportIn 2017, imports were the lion’s share of non-oil foreign trade at AED 201 Billion (3% growth), exports AED 35 Billion and re-exports AED 51 Billion (5% growth).
View ReportAs the Department of Economic Development in Dubai, one of our aims is to facilitate the ability for all stakeholders participating in Dubai’s economy to achieve excellence.
View ReportDubai is one of the most futuristic cities in the world with an ever increasing appetite for scarce resources.
View ReportDubai is positioning itself as a major financial hub in the Middle East to achieve its goal of becoming the global capital of the Islamic economy.
View ReportDubai Economy is pleased to present "Dubai 2021: Future Economy Prospects," which highlights recent macroeconomic and sector developments in Dubai's economy and the potential impact of government policy measures and initiatives to fight a devastating global pandemic; and to prepare for a lasting recovery.
View ReportDubai Economy in collaboration with Frost & Sullivan have undertaken detailed studies of key industry and business segments in Dubai.
View ReportReal estate is a major sector and contributed 6.6% of Dubai’s GDP in 2016. It witnessed a boom in the early 2000s as a result.
View ReportDubai's regional leadership and global prominence in FDI attraction and future economic opportunities for global businesses and start-ups are the fruit of the great vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum
View ReportThe Covid-19 pandemic triggered an intensification of the global race for talents1, mainly by accelerating the digitisation and automation trends, already at play prior to the pandemic. These trends are not only changing the ways individuals work but also the types of jobs that are sought after2 globally. In light of this, Dubai must ensure it retains its local and foreign skilled workforce and is able to compete on a global stage to attract, enable and retain highly skilled individuals.
View ReportThe COVID-19 pandemic is accelerating key changes to the workplace and workforce that could forever change the world of work. During the pandemic, companies across many sectors have been forced to shut down, causing a large-scale shift to remote working. Even after the pandemic, many employers are set to allow their employees to work from home permanently.
View ReportThe Department of Economic Development, Dubai (DED) is pleased to partner with the Mohammed bin Rashid School of Government (MBRSG) to launch ‘The Great Economic Reset Programme’. The COVID19 pandemic has had a widespread impact across all spectrums of daily life, especially implications on the global economies will linger long after the pandemic has ended.
View ReportDubai has a vibrant dining and hospitality culture wherein restaurants are popping up at almost every corner, yet most of the food served on the table is imported.
View ReportOver the last few decades, Space has become less distant, in the sense that a whole new phase of thought leadership has emerged, especially in the “privatization” & “commercialization” of seeing space
View ReportEdTech (Education Technology) has been growing before COVID-19 to accelerate the flexibility and efficiency to learners and teachers. Since the pandemic began, the education industry was drastically disrupted 1.5 billion students globally.
View ReportHow Can Dubai Seize Opportunities in the Healthcare Sector Post Covid19?
View ReportAs the pandemic continues to shake lives and livelihoods across the globe, policymakers are challenged to emerge from it in a way that lays a foundation for a strong, healthy economy in the long run.
View ReportThe Importance of being a Cashless Economy and the launch of a Unified Payment Network (UPN) to benefit UAE Businesses
View ReportIf you consider yourself as an avid gamer, there could not be a better time to admit that you are one.
View ReportDubai’s retail sector is a driving force of the economy. It is essential to both tourism and the local community.
View ReportDubai Circular Economy Agenda: Achieving sustainable development and economic growth for our future
View ReportDigital trade is not new, but accelerated digitization in the post-pandemic era is now promising another transformation of international trade
View ReportDubai is well known as a hub for trade and major global tourist destination, which relies heavily on the movement of goods and people.
View ReportAccording to WEF future jobs 2020 report “Automation, in tandem with the COVID-19 recession, is creating a ‘double-disruption’ scenario for employment
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