Non-oil exports hit a record high of 452.8 billion dirhams, reinforcing the country's strategy to diversify its economic base. The total trade volume, equivalent to roughly $527.42 billion, highlights a sustained expansion in commercial activity that continues to strengthen the UAE's influence in global markets. By prioritizing these sectors, the government aims to solidify its status as a central hub for international trade, effectively insulating its national budget from the volatility often associated with oil price fluctuations.
UAE Non-Oil Trade Hits 1.9 Trillion Dirhams in Mid-Year Milestone
The United Arab Emirates recorded a 13.1% surge in non-oil foreign trade during the first half of 2026, pushing the total value to 1.937 trillion dirhams. This growth, confirmed by Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, signals a decisive shift as the nation accelerates its move beyond hydrocarbon dependency.




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