“Make it in the Emirates 2025” scheme is promoting an active industrial sector where innovation thrives, production is strengthened, and the UAE secures its place as a global technology leader. Many leading companies, investment groups and banks are participating this year, helping drive industrial progress and economic diversity.
The event is managed by ADNEC Group, supported by the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT) and organized in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, the Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO) and ADNOC. Running until May 22, the exhibition will be held at Abu Dhabi’s ADNEC Centre.
Because more than 720 exhibitors took part, the fourth edition is more extensive and impactful than earlier ones. Key organizations driving the UAE’s industrial strategy are highlighted in a special section of the exhibition. Key contributors to the event involve International Holding Company, First Abu Dhabi Bank, the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mubadala Investment Company, Abu Dhabi Exports Office, KEZAD Group, and several other leading organizations supporting industrial growth.
This reflects a unified national effort to give manufacturers more power, improve relationships with key partners, and expand access to capital, new infrastructure, and export markets. It also encourages company formation in the UAE, supporting new entrants into the industrial sector. Because of this effort, the UAE is recognized as an important industrial and sustainable growth center in the region.
Business Leaders Express Strong Support
As Chief Industry and Trade Officer at ADIO, Mohammad Al Kamali said that “Make it in the Emirates” is the start of the UAE’s worldwide industrial development. As a co-host, ADIO is making investments, backing advanced manufacturing and helping promote Abu Dhabi as a premier industrial area. The event emphasizes the excellent business environment in Abu Dhabi and raises the Emirate’s significance in worldwide supply chains.
KEZAD Group supports Abu Dhabi’s goal of having a more diverse and tech-enabled economy, says Abdullah Al Hameli, CEO of Economic Cities and Free Zones, AD Ports Group. He also added that we actively promote industrial growth across sectors and assist companies from around the world as they enter new markets.
Dr. Bakheet Al Katheeri, CEO of Mubadala’s UAE Investments Platform, said that Mubadala is focused on advancing the national economy. “We aim to produce leaders in industry, support local skills and maintain the stability of the supply chain.”
According to Ahmed Al Khoori, Executive Vice President, Strategic Planning and Performance – EDGE, the collaboration brings together EDGE’s technological expertise and the UAE’s plans for its industry. “We’re making progress collaboratively with the help of new technology, local talents and excellence in manufacturing,” he added.
The 2025 edition of “Make it in the Emirates” demonstrates how the UAE is growing its industries through links among policy, investments, infrastructure, and innovation. The idea is to build partnerships among government, private industry, and investors to develop future trends in manufacturing, support company formation in UAE, and seek new, environmentally responsible methods.
