The United Arab Emirates has reaffirmed its strong economic partnership with Pakistan, highlighting $8.6 billion in non-oil trade between the two nations and announcing an additional $3.3 billion in new investments aimed at further strengthening bilateral cooperation. The renewed commitment underscores the UAE’s ongoing efforts to diversify its global trade relations and support Pakistan’s economic growth through strategic investments and development partnerships.
According to officials, the new investment package will focus on key sectors such as renewable energy, logistics, agriculture, technology, and infrastructure areas identified as vital for long-term sustainable development. The initiative is expected to create new opportunities for businesses, enhance supply chain integration, and contribute to regional economic stability.
The UAE remains one of Pakistan’s largest trading partners and investors, with both nations emphasizing the importance of enhancing private sector engagement and expanding collaboration in emerging industries. The announcement also aligns with the UAE’s broader strategy to deepen trade and investment ties with key partners across Asia, promoting innovation-driven growth beyond traditional energy sectors.
By reaffirming its economic commitment, the UAE continues to strengthen its role as a major contributor to Pakistan’s development and as a leading advocate for regional cooperation and prosperity. The partnership is expected to pave the way for new projects, greater connectivity, and mutually beneficial growth in the years ahead.
