UAE poised to lead in green growth and human development: Sharjah Council Chairman

The future begins with investing in people,’ Dr. Abdullah Al Nuaimi.

At the WeTel Global Forum in Dubai, Dr. Abdullah Belhaif Al Nuaimi, Chairman of the Sharjah Consultative Council, delivered an optimistic outlook on the UAE’s future.

In his keynote speech, “The Bridge to UAE Vision 2031,” he highlighted how the national plan is driving the nation toward smarter cities, greener living, and a more innovative economy.

“This isn’t just a vision,” Dr. Al Nuaimi said. “It’s an actionable roadmap focused on people, planet, and progress.”

He outlined five pillars propelling the UAE’s ambition to become a Dh3 trillion economy by 2031, including Dh800 billion in non-oil exports.

A smarter, greener economy

Moving beyond oil dependency, the UAE is investing heavily in clean energy, artificial intelligence, and advanced industries. Innovation hubs and cross-sector partnerships are central to leading the post-oil economic era.

Sustainable cities

The plan includes building smart, adaptable cities powered by clean energy and eco-friendly transport. These developments support the UAE’s target of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, aiming to enhance quality of life for future generations.

People first

Calling people the nation’s “real wealth,” Dr. Al Nuaimi emphasised ongoing investment in education and skills development. The goal is to build a globally competitive workforce and position the UAE among the world’s top 10 countries in human development and digital talent retention.

Innovation at the core

Innovation is considered a national asset, not a buzzword. The UAE strives to be a global hub for technology and science—especially in AI and biotechnology—by fostering collaboration between universities, government, and private sectors to develop smart policies and bold ideas.

Food security and sustainability

Sustainability is viewed as a strategic advantage. Initiatives span water efficiency, circular economies, and smart farming, with the UAE aiming to rank among the top 10 countries globally for climate adaptation and food security.

A call to action

Dr. Al Nuaimi concluded with a message of unity and urgency:
“The bridge to 2031 begins today—with all of us. By investing in our people, embracing change, and building an economy aligned with our values, we can shape a better future for the UAE and the world.”

By: https://gulfnews.com/uae/environment/uae-poised-to-lead-in-green-growth-and-human-development-sharjah-council-chairman-1.500180175

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