The UAE has reached an important economic milestone by recording more than one trillion dollars in non-oil foreign trade for the first time. The total value of this trade has reached Dh3.8 trillion, showing how fast the country’s economy is growing beyond oil.
This achievement represents a strong increase of 26 percent compared to last year. It clearly shows the success of the UAE’s efforts to diversify its economy and reduce dependence on oil. Trade in areas such as manufacturing, logistics, technology, and services continues to grow steadily.
Non-oil exports alone crossed Dh813 billion, marking an impressive year-on-year growth of 45 percent. This means UAE-made and UAE-based products are gaining more demand and trust in international markets.
UAE leaders have highlighted that many of the economic goals planned for 2031 have already been achieved several years earlier than expected. This early success reflects effective government policies, a stable business environment, and strong cooperation between the public and private sectors.
Overall, this progress shows increasing global confidence in the UAE economy, smart long-term planning, and successful partnerships that are driving sustainable growth and international trade.
