Last month, the UAE Economy Minister Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansouri saw the economy growing between three and 3.5 per cent in 2016.
Last month, the UAE Economy Minister Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansouri saw the economy growing between three and 3.5 per cent in 2016.
Fahad Al Gergawi, chief executive officer (CEO), and Khalid Al Boom, deputy CEO of Dubai FDI, interacted with business representatives and investors in Mexico City and Panama City.
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Al Mansouri said the UAE economy is strong and its reliance on oil is reducing with every passing year.
Minister of Economy Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansouri says the country is continuing with its projects of infrastructure unlikely to be affected by oil price decline.
Nawaz Sharif's government is focusing on kickstarting economy.
The project, due to be completed over four phases up to 2027, will be 51 per cent state-owned through the Oman Tourism Development Company.
The value of bills, notes and bonds coming due for the Group-of-Seven nations plus Brazil, China, India and Russia will total $7.1 trillion.
Fallout from a protracted slump in oil prices and slowing growth in China are looming as borrowing costs slowly start to climb.
The UAE's government deposits surged 1.2 per cent to Dh492.384 billion in November from Dh486.552 billion in October 2015.
US corporate profit margins down 7.3% from their peak in Q3 of 2014