The Abu Dhabi Projects and Infrastructure Centre is overseeing a capital investment portfolio worth more than AED 200 billion across over 600 ongoing projects spanning housing, transportation, healthcare, education, and tourism.
The pipeline coincides with the second edition of the Forbes Middle East Building the Future Summit 2026, opening in Abu Dhabi on 23 June under the patronage of the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, gathering roughly 3,000 policymakers and industry leaders to examine sustainable urban development across the region.
Abu Dhabi has also launched a AED 55 billion Public-Private Partnership programme covering 24 new projects for 2026 and 2027, with AED 35 billion allocated to transport and road networks, AED 11 billion to water and flood protection, and AED 9 billion to social infrastructure including schools and hospitals. A unified governance framework spanning 14 government entities aims to accelerate approvals and reduce project delivery timelines across the emirate.
Gulf Economist Staff Writer