Abu Dhabi to Spend Dh240 Billion on Future City Development

Abu Dhabi has unveiled an ambitious Dh240 billion infrastructure investment plan to support its 2040 Urban Vision, aimed at doubling the emirate’s population capacity while improving livability and economic growth. Speaking at Abu Dhabi Finance Week 2025, Mohamed Ali Al Shorafa, Chairman of the Department of Municipalities and Transport, said the investment—spread over the next 7–10 years—will target housing, transportation, healthcare, education, and urban mobility.He emphasized that infrastructure spending drives economic cycles across hospitality, construction, healthcare, and logistics, and that strong private-sector participation will be essential. Abu Dhabi is also advancing smart city initiatives, including AI-powered urban planning and autonomous transport. Rising investor confidence, strong real estate demand, and global pension fund interest indicate long-term belief in Abu Dhabi’s growth trajectory.

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