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Oxford Business Group launches Abu Dhabi 2010 Report
Abu Dhabi, Nov 10, 2010 (WAM)- Details of Abu Dhabi's plans to expand its non-oil sector by encouraging investment in key sectors of its economy are mapped out in a wide-ranging report just published by Oxford Business Group (OBG).
The Report: Abu Dhabi 2010 gives a detailed insight into the Emirate's bid to use its hydrocarbons industry as a springboard for diversifying its economy in line with the roadmap for development, Economic Vision 2030.
The new report puts the 10 sectors earmarked for growth, which include industry, tourism and financial services, under the spotlight, while also exploring how Abu Dhabi plans to source funding for a new wave of infrastructure on the back of global economic recovery.
The global publishing, research and consultancy firm's report includes a detailed, sector-by-sector guide for investors, together with a wide range of interviews with the country's most prominent political, economic and business leaders, including H.H Sheikh Diab bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Member of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council and Chairman, Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority, Mohamed Ahmed Al Bowardi, Secretary-General, Abu Dhabi Executive Council, and Sultan bin Nasser Al Suwaidi, Governor, UAE Central Bank.
High profile international personalities, such as Najib Tun Abdul Razak, Prime Minister of Malaysia and Sir Andrew Cahn, CEO, UK Trade and Investment, also give their views on Abu Dhabi's economic development.
With the energy sector primed to play a key role in the funding of economic expansion, OBG's new report maps out the Emirate's plans to increase production and cater for rising demand. The publication also provides extensive analysis of the steps being taken by the government to seek out alternative energy sources and increase their contribution over the next decade. There is detailed coverage of the Masdar Initiative, including Abu Dhabi's plans to develop renewable energy through solar and wind farms and set up a carbon-neutral city.
The Report also puts the Emirate's construction industry in the spotlight, charting the major projects which are expected to be revisited as global economic recovery gets under way. While public projects top the list, OBG's publication also highlights the investment opportunities that the non-oil sector is producing, including a number of ventures in the tourism industry.
OBG provides wide-ranging analysis of the activity taking place in the Emirate's banking sector. Its publication explores the decision of local players to push forward with international expansion while eyeing the opportunities that anticipated private and public sector investment should bring at home.
The Report has been produced in partnership with The National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD) and Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank. It marks the culmination of nearly a year of field research by a team of analysts from OBG, assessing trends and developments in all major sectors of the economy, including energy, industry, finance, banking, tourism, transport and real estate. – Emirates News Agency, WAM
The Report: Abu Dhabi 2010 gives a detailed insight into the Emirate's bid to use its hydrocarbons industry as a springboard for diversifying its economy in line with the roadmap for development, Economic Vision 2030.
The new report puts the 10 sectors earmarked for growth, which include industry, tourism and financial services, under the spotlight, while also exploring how Abu Dhabi plans to source funding for a new wave of infrastructure on the back of global economic recovery.
The global publishing, research and consultancy firm's report includes a detailed, sector-by-sector guide for investors, together with a wide range of interviews with the country's most prominent political, economic and business leaders, including H.H Sheikh Diab bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Member of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council and Chairman, Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority, Mohamed Ahmed Al Bowardi, Secretary-General, Abu Dhabi Executive Council, and Sultan bin Nasser Al Suwaidi, Governor, UAE Central Bank.
High profile international personalities, such as Najib Tun Abdul Razak, Prime Minister of Malaysia and Sir Andrew Cahn, CEO, UK Trade and Investment, also give their views on Abu Dhabi's economic development.
With the energy sector primed to play a key role in the funding of economic expansion, OBG's new report maps out the Emirate's plans to increase production and cater for rising demand. The publication also provides extensive analysis of the steps being taken by the government to seek out alternative energy sources and increase their contribution over the next decade. There is detailed coverage of the Masdar Initiative, including Abu Dhabi's plans to develop renewable energy through solar and wind farms and set up a carbon-neutral city.
The Report also puts the Emirate's construction industry in the spotlight, charting the major projects which are expected to be revisited as global economic recovery gets under way. While public projects top the list, OBG's publication also highlights the investment opportunities that the non-oil sector is producing, including a number of ventures in the tourism industry.
OBG provides wide-ranging analysis of the activity taking place in the Emirate's banking sector. Its publication explores the decision of local players to push forward with international expansion while eyeing the opportunities that anticipated private and public sector investment should bring at home.
The Report has been produced in partnership with The National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD) and Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank. It marks the culmination of nearly a year of field research by a team of analysts from OBG, assessing trends and developments in all major sectors of the economy, including energy, industry, finance, banking, tourism, transport and real estate. – Emirates News Agency, WAM
