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SARA ALZAABI (ABU DHABI)
With a long-term vision spanning from 2028 to 2117, the UAE is aiming for transformative milestones, prioritising innovation, sustainability, and global leadership across sectors such as space, energy, and technology.
Here is a compilation of the major initiatives the UAE has launched, charting a roadmap for the next 100 years that encompass every aspect of nation-building.
Interplanetary Mission
In 2028, the UAE will launch its interplanetary mission to explore the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, marking a significant milestone in space exploration.
2031 Strategic Milestones
The UAE's National Advanced Sciences Agenda 2031 focuses on harnessing science to address future challenges.
The UAE's AI Strategy aims for 100% AI-driven government services by 2031, while the "We the UAE 2031" vision seeks to double the nation's GDP to Dh3 trillion, positioning the UAE as a global economic hub.
2036 Water Sustainability Goals
The UAE aims to reduce water demand by 21%, boost productivity, reuse 95% of treated water, and enhance storage capacity through key sustainability programmes.
Energy Strategies 2050
The UAE's Energy Strategy 2050 aims to increase clean energy's share in the energy mix to 50% and reduce carbon emissions by 70% by 2050, saving Dh700 billion.
Food Security Strategy 2051
The UAE aims to top the Global Food Security Index by 2051, ensuring food security through tech-driven production, global trade partnerships, and policies to reduce food waste and enhance nutrition.
UAE Centennial Plan 2071
The UAE Centennial Plan 2071 is a long-term strategy designed to strengthen the nation's global reputation and soft power, shaping government efforts for decades to come.
Mars 2117 Mission
The UAE aims to establish the first human settlement on Mars by 2117, with the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre leading the project.
Abu Dhabi's 2030 Milestones
Abu Dhabi is shaping its future through strategic initiatives, including Economic Vision 2030, Environment Vision 2030, and Plan Abu Dhabi 2030, which focus on sustainable growth by diversifying the economy, integrating environmental and social sustainability, and guiding urban development.
The Transportation Mobility Management Strategy aims to promote sustainable transport, reduce congestion, and improve public transport access, while the Surface Transport Master Plan (STMP) seeks to create a world-class, environmentally responsible transport system.
Abu Dhabi Police 2075 Vision
Abu Dhabi Police's Centennial Vision 2057 includes AI-driven initiatives for future security, such as a satellite to prevent data piracy.
Dubai's 2030 Strategic
Initiatives Dubai is driving innovation and sustainability with key 2030 initiatives, including the Autonomous Transportation Strategy, the Industrial Strategy, the 3D Printing Strategy, and the Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park, which will generate 5,000 MW and reduce carbon emissions.
Dubai's 2033 Economic Ambitions
The Dubai Economic Agenda aims to double the emirate's economy by 2033, boosting foreign trade to Dh25.6 trillion and expanding trade partnerships to 400 cities through 100 transformative projects.
Dubai's Waste Management Strategy
The 2021-2041 Integrated Waste Management Strategy promotes innovation in recycling, waste management, and energy conversion.
Dubai's Clean Energy Strategy
Dubai's Clean Energy Strategy targets 75% clean energy for the city's needs by 2050, positioning Dubai as a global hub for sustainable energy and a green economy.
2040 Key Infrastructure & Sustainability Initiatives
The Fujairah 2040 Plan invests Dh1.5 billion in housing, transport, and healthcare upgrades. Ras Al Khaimah targets 30% energy savings and 20% renewable energy by 2040.
Dubai's 2040 Urban Master Plan aims to double the city's size, with 60% dedicated to green spaces and expansions in tourism, education, and healthcare.
Sustainable Development Goals
The UAE is spearheading several projects at home and abroad to achieve Sustainable Development Goals set by the UN to address pressing global challenges.
The SDGs, which are a set of 17 goals, are based on the UN's Millennium Development Goals and are part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
