Abu Dhabi Unveils Dh240 Billion Infrastructure Investment to Elevate Future Growth
Thursday, 18 December 2025
Abu Dhabi is set to invest Dh240 billion over the next 7–10 years to enhance infrastructure across key sectors, strengthen quality of life, and support its vision for a vibrant, livable, and rapidly growing emirate. The plan includes strong private-sector participation as the population is expected to double by 2040.
Key Highlights:
- Dh240 billion investment planned for infrastructure development over the next decade.
- Population of Abu Dhabi projected to double by 2040, driving long-term growth.
- Infrastructure expansion spans hospitality, healthcare, education, construction, and transportation.
- Strong emphasis on private-sector involvement to accelerate development and innovation.
- Focus on creating a “livable and lovable” city through both physical and non-physical enhancements.
- Livability 2.0 programme to launch in early 2026, covering 120 components of quality-of-service metrics.
- Programme will elevate services in education, accessibility, healthcare, social services, and more.
- Abu Dhabi to introduce more green parks between late 2025 and mid-2026.
- Government aims to integrate new mobility solutions, including autonomous vehicles.
- Initiatives align with Abu Dhabi’s long-term vision to build a thriving, inclusive, and future-ready urban environment.
