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UAE Launches ‘Make it in the Emirates 2026’ to Boost Industrial Growth

Dubai, May 7 2026: The UAE has officially launched Make it in the Emirates 2026. This is part of its plan to grow the sector, boost manufacturing and build a stronger national economy. The goal is to deal with supply chain challenges.

The UAE’s leader, Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, said Make it in the Emirates 2026 shows the country’s long-term plan. The plan is for a future with industry, technology and innovation.

At the event, Sheikh Mohamed talked about the UAE’s focus on investing in intelligence. They also want to grow industries and form strategic partnerships. This will help the economy compete and grow sustainably.

The event had a guest Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. He praised UAE innovation and made products. He visited an exhibition to see the products.

The launch is part of the UAE’s effort to secure supply chains. They want to reduce dependence on import markets. The authorities said this initiative is part of a plan. The plan is to deal with problems caused by tensions, logistics issues and economic uncertainty.

Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi announced a programme. The programme aims to improve supply chain resilience. It looks at over 150 products. They want to find sources to ensure a steady supply during crises.

The programme was created after disruptions. It is designed to help the country adapt to trade changes.

The platform will attract investors and manufacturers. It will show products and local production opportunities. The authorities want to encourage technology transfer and partnerships between the government and the private sector.

The UAE wants to diversify trade partnerships and grow its sector. This is part of its economic diversification plan.

The “Make it in the Emirates 2026” initiative will help strengthen the UAE’s sector. It will boost manufacturing and enhance economic resilience. The UAE is pushing for industry and supply chain security. It wants to be a hub for innovation, manufacturing and sustainable economic growth. The Make it in the Emirates 2026 initiative will help achieve this goal.

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