The United Arab Emirates Pledges $1.4 Trillion Investment in the U.S. Over Next Ten Years
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The United Arab Emirates has pledged to spend $1.4 trillion in the U.S. economy over a ten-year period, according to a Reuters story released Friday. The enormous commitment comes after several high-level gatherings in Washington this week, including a formal dinner with Vice President JD Vance and several Cabinet members later that evening and a discussion between President Donald Trump and UAE National Security Adviser Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed in the Oval Office on Tuesday.
According to a White House official who spoke to Reuters, the new deal will "substantially increase the existing capabilities in areas with an emphasis on American-based manufacturing, semiconductor development, artificial intelligence infrastructure, and domestic energy production.” According to reports, important executives from the UAE's main enterprises and sovereign wealth funds were part of the trip.
U.S.-based Energy Capital Partners and UAE-backed investment firm ADQ announced a $25 billion program to expand data center capacity and reinforce U.S. energy infrastructure as part of the initial rollout. Although precise sites were not revealed, it is anticipated that the partnership will finance projects in several states.
Additionally, XRG, the foreign investment division of the UAE's state-owned energy corporation ADNOC, pledged to assist American natural gas production. A significant investment in the NextDecade liquefied natural gas export facility in Texas, one of the biggest LNG developments in the nation, will be its first significant action under the framework.
According to the official, these early investments are only the start. Additionally, there are plans for larger Emirati investments in low-carbon energy solutions, chemical manufacturing, gas production, and energy infrastructure in the United States.
The deal is anticipated to support American energy independence, technological innovation, and job development, and it represents a major turning point in U.S.-UAE economic ties. Additionally, it indicates strong bilateral alignment at a time when the Trump administration has prioritized luring foreign investment into key industries.
The deal came after high-level talks in Washington, including a dinner hosted by Vice President JD Vance and several Cabinet officials, and a meeting between President Trump and UAE National Security Adviser Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed on Tuesday at the Oval Office. A $25 billion program centered on energy infrastructure and data centers was started by U.S. partner Energy Capital Partners and UAE investment fund ADQ as part of the framework. Additionally, by investing in Texas' NextDecade LNG facility, XRG—affiliated with the UAE oil behemoth ADNOC—will promote U.S. natural gas exports.
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