UAE Commits $1.4 Trillion Investment in US Over Next Decade
The White House has recently announced a significant investment commitment following a meeting between US President Donald Trump and UAE National Security Advisor Tahnun Bin Zayid Al Nahyan on March 18th.
In a written statement, the White House revealed that a $1.4 trillion investment framework in the United States over the next 10 years has been agreed upon. This new framework aims to boost current investments in the US economy, with a focus on artificial intelligence infrastructure, semiconductors, energy, and production.
Several key players, including Abu Dhabi-based MGX, Blackrock, Microsoft, Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), NVIDIA, and XAI, have committed to investing a total of $100 billion to support the development of new generation data centers and energy infrastructure in the US.
Furthermore, the UAE Investment Fund ADQ has announced a $25 billion initiative to invest in US energy infrastructure and data centers in partnership with US-based Energy Capital Partners.
Additionally, UAE companies have pledged to support US natural gas production and exports through investments in the Next Decade LNG export facility in Texas.
Moreover, both countries have agreed to establish a mining partnership to ensure a stable supply of critical minerals. This partnership is expected to further strengthen the economic ties between the UAE and the US.
