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.
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