
Abu Dhabi Property Market Draws Institutional Focus
Abu Dhabi’s real-estate market is gaining attention as regulation, demand and sovereign-linked development make the sector more institutional.
Recent articles and updates from The Nation Middle East.

Abu Dhabi’s real-estate market is gaining attention as regulation, demand and sovereign-linked development make the sector more institutional.

Dubai’s long-term urban plan places housing, mobility, public space and district design at the centre of the city’s…

Saudi Arabia’s logistics agenda is becoming a national competitiveness test as the kingdom works to connect ports, airports,…

The UAE’s artificial-intelligence agenda now depends on data centres, energy systems, regulation and public trust, not only software…

India and the GCC have moved from strong trade flows to a more formal negotiation over rules, services,…

Sovereign investors across the Gulf are increasingly operating as instruments of industrial policy, global capital influence and domestic…

Saudi Arabia’s transformation programme is moving from headline targets to institutional delivery, fiscal choices and private-sector depth.

The UAE’s non-oil economy has become a central marker of national credibility as policy makers seek durable growth…

Qatar’s next development phase is focused less on headline expansion and more on productivity, diversification and private-sector capability.

Saudi Arabia’s renewable-energy ambitions are entering a system test as generation targets meet grid integration, procurement and industrial…

The UAE’s energy transition is increasingly a test of grid capacity, industrial planning and the balance between growth…

Regional diplomacy is increasingly being treated as economic infrastructure because conflict risk now affects trade, energy, insurance and…