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Over the past 2 years, the United Arab Emirates has pledged a total of $97.3 billion, a major increase in investment over the previous two years in Africa. In addition to being significant, these investments have a strategic goal of promoting economic advancement throughout the continent.
The United Arab Emirates committed $52.8 billion to Africa in 2022 and $44.5 billion in 2023. These investments are made in many different areas, including as natural resources, infrastructure, and renewable energy.
A noteworthy investment that demonstrates the UAE's keen interest in Africa is its recent $35 billion pledge to Egypt. This pledge supports the UAE's 2021 strategy to strengthen economic relations with Asian and African nations, enhancing its standing as a major investor in the area.
A renewable energy business called AMEA Power announced a $15 billion investment in green hydrogen generation in Africa during COP 28. Furthermore, this year the corporation intends to invest $1 billion in renewable projects around the continent.
International Holding Company paid $1.1 billion to acquire a 51% share in Zambia's Mopani Copper Mines in November 2023, indicating the UAE's dedication to bolstering important African sectors.
Masdar, the state-owned renewable energy firm of the United Arab Emirates, proposed a $4.5 billion climate financing project for Africa during the Africa Climate Summit in September 2023. As part of this arrangement, AMEA Power has promised to contribute $1 billion in stock, underscoring the UAE's commitment to regional green efforts.
The United Arab Emirates' considerable investments in Africa have had a revolutionary effect, opening doors for economic growth, advancement, and green projects throughout the continent.
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