UAE to Invest $1.4 Trillion in U.S. for AI, Energy, and More

In a historic move that underscores the strengthening economic ties between the United States and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the UAE has pledged an unprecedented $1.4 trillion investment in the U.S. over the next decade. This ambitious investment was unveiled recently by the White House.

The revelation came after a significant meeting on March 18, where U.S. President Donald Trump hosted UAE National Security Adviser Tahnoun bin Zayed Al Nahyan at the Oval Office. The discussions paved the way for this substantial economic commitment.

The White House announcement detailed that the UAE's investments would primarily enhance the U.S. economy, with a sharp focus on advancing artificial intelligence infrastructure, semiconductors, energy, and manufacturing sectors.

An official statement from the U.S. Embassy in the UAE highlighted plans to channel $100 billion through several Abu Dhabi-based companies. This investment will be directed towards the development of cutting-edge data centers and energy infrastructure, bolstering U.S. artificial intelligence projects.

These initiatives are set to function under a strategic initiative known as the Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Partnership (AIP).

Revamping U.S. Energy and Export Sectors

According to the embassy, the UAE investment fund ADQ, in partnership with U.S.-based Energy Capital Partners, is poised to spearhead a $25 billion agenda aimed at enhancing energy infrastructure and data centers.

Furthermore, various UAE companies have committed to supporting the U.S.'s natural gas industry and export capabilities. This includes investments in the NextDecade liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility located in Texas.

In an additional collaborative effort, the UAE and the U.S. have agreed to form a mining partnership to ensure a steady supply of essential minerals.