DUBAI: The UAE has set out a plan to double its gross domestic product to 3 trillion dirhams ($820 billion) by 2031 through driving up the country’s non-oil exports and tourism sector.
Unveiled by the county’s Vice President Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid at the UAE Annual Government meetings held in Abu Dhabi, the ‘We The UAE 2031’ plan has a focus on social, economic, investment and development aspects.
As part of the plan to raise GDP from its current level of 1.49 trillion dirhams, targets were set to increase the country’s non-oil exports to 800 billion dirhams.
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