The UAE invests its membership in “BRICS” and its logistical projects to enhance world trade flexibility

A session on the strategic influence of the UAE in the BRICS group within the activities of the World Summit on Governments 2025, the efforts of the UAE, through which it invests its membership in the BRICS Group to accelerate global economic growth, promote cross -border trade, and advance the infrastructure development wheel around the world as a vital logistical center It has a unique location to enhance the trade link between the BRICS and other countries, which enhances the movement of goods and goods effectively and sustainable.
Sultan Ahmed bin Salim, Chairman and CEO of the Dubai Ports Group “DP and Reel”, and Mohamed Saif Al -Suwaidi, Director General of the Abu Dhabi Development Fund, and managed by anchor Bloomberg, Jumana Birchi.
Sultan Ahmed bin Salim said that the Brix Group now represents about 40% of the world’s population and 30% of global GDP and by 2026, it is expected that the Brex Group trade will exceed the size of the group of the seven countries, and by benefiting from its strategic location and advanced logistical capabilities, The UAE is working to enhance the flexibility of supply chains and strengthen commercial corridors that will benefit economies around the world.
He added that the UAE has strengthened its position as a permanent logistical center for the BRICS group by developing multi -style trade corridors, which contributes to reducing transit times and generating growth opportunities.
As he emphasized the influential investments that achieve major transformations, he said, “We have created new commercial paths linking Pakistan, Afghanistan and Central Asia, which led to a significant reducing transit times, for example, we can, through the port of Karachi, to deliver goods to Uzbekistan within 10 days Only – which was impossible in the past.
Mohammed Saif Al -Suwaidi affirmed the UAE’s commitment to enhancing sustainable economic growth through its membership in the BRICS Group.
“The UAE’s accession to the BRICS Group represents a unique opportunity to enhance economic relations, not only through government cooperation, but also through the involvement of the private sector. We focus in the Abu Dhabi Development Fund on financing projects that drive sustainable development, especially in sectors such as transportation and energy The infrastructure and these efforts are compatible with the BRICS agenda, which contributes to economic integration and linking the UAE and the BRICS countries.
He added, “As part of these efforts, the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development is granted priority for major infrastructure projects, including ports, railways and airports, which are necessary to enhance the commercial flow and facilitate economic exchange more smoothly and in the sustainability level, the UAE has pledged to provide 400 million dollars through The Abu Dhabi Development Fund for the Finance Platform related to the acceleration of energy transformation (ETAF), which is designed to accelerate the transformation of clean energy in emerging markets.
He said: “In addition, the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development will explore partnerships with international financial institutions such as the New Development Bank (NDB), which plays a prominent role in supporting infrastructure and sustainable development within the BRICS Group. We also focus on transferring knowledge and building capacity, which helps in sharing The experiences of the UAE in the main sectors such as renewable energy, logistical services and agriculture to accelerate the development process in the BRICS Group countries.
Through its partnership with the BRICS Group, the UAE is working to bridge the gap in the global infrastructure, which is estimated at 4 trillion US dollars, by directing investments towards vital projects such as ports, airports and logistical services centers. These efforts strengthen the entrepreneurial role of the UAE in global trade, ensuring the prosperity of the economies of the BRICS and other countries around the world.