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UAE plans to invest $50 billion in Canada’s energy and AI sectors

The UAE will invest $50 billion in Canada to boost energy, artificial intelligence, mining, and logistics sectors under a framework to enhance trade and create jobs, officials said.

  • The United Arab Emirates plans to invest $50 billion USD in Canada, equivalent of $70 billion, Carney's office said.
  • As part of a bilateral investment framework agreement, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the $50 billion pledge following his trade-focused visit to Abu Dhabi, the first by a sitting Canadian prime minister since 1983.
  • UAE funding targets energy sector, artificial intelligence , logistics, mining, and data centres, building on an initial October pact on AI and digital innovation.
  • The investments would expand critical-minerals processing capacity, create jobs and boost supplies for energy technologies and advanced manufacturing, Prime Minister Mark Carney said.
  • Under directives from UAE President Sheikh Mohamed, Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed approved the $50 billion investment framework, with no published notice from the UAE foreign ministry, and Carney raised Sudan civil war issues during his visit.
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aletihad.ae broke the news in on Thursday, November 20, 2025.
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