Abu Dhabi: Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance and Coexistence, continued his field visits today to the fourth edition of the Make it in the Emirates 2025 platform, hosted at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC). His visit marked the concluding day of the country's premier industrial event, which drew significant participation from major industrial, technological, and investment sectors from across the UAE and beyond. Over the span of four days, the platform highlighted developments in smart manufacturing, clean energy, digital transformation, and advanced supply chains.
According to Emirates News Agency, Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak explored the pavilions of participating national companies and academic institutions, where he reviewed various innovations and advanced technologies developed by Emirati talents. These innovations demonstrate the maturity and forward direction of the UAE's industrial sector, reflecting a strong commitment to sustainability and excellence.
Sheikh Nahyan stated that the transformations in the UAE's industrial landscape are a direct result of the wise vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE. He emphasized the role of industry as a key pillar of economic development, national self-sufficiency, and the country's future as a global hub for innovation and a knowledge-based economy.
'We are now reaping the fruits of a comprehensive, forward-looking vision set by our leadership,' H.E. said. 'This vision empowers key sectors, supports investment in research and innovation, and fosters international partnerships, positioning the UAE as a regional and global center for advanced industry.'
He further highlighted that the 'Make it in the Emirates' platform provided an ideal opportunity to present models of industrial partnerships, future-focused technologies, and sustainability efforts. He noted that focusing on strategic sectors like advanced technologies, clean energy, and defense manufacturing aligns with the UAE's agenda to build a more diversified and resilient economy.
Sheikh Nahyan underscored the importance of investing in human capital, stating, 'Empowering Emirati youth and equipping them with advanced skills is the cornerstone of our industrial renaissance. Emirati minds will lead this journey into the future, capable of responding to the challenges of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and developing cutting-edge solutions that enhance our global competitiveness.'
He acknowledged the efforts of the organizing entities and strategic partners, affirming that 'Make it in the Emirates' has become a comprehensive national platform for knowledge exchange and the creation of industrial investment opportunities contributing to the goals of the 'UAE Centennial 2071.'
Concluding his visit, Sheikh Nahyan expressed confidence that 'Make it in the Emirates 2025' marks a significant milestone in the UAE's industrial journey. He emphasized the country's steady advancement into the future, driven by visionary leadership and collaboration between national institutions and the private sector, aiming for an inclusive industrial renaissance and technological sovereignty on the global stage.