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Zone and 100% foreign ownership laws. Infrastructure developments in transport and
logistics, alongside the construction of mixed-use real estate projects, underline the
government’s commitment to diversification and economic expansion.

Ajman’s economic vision is driven by policies aimed at regulatory efficiency, industrial
growth, and the development of priority sectors such as health care and education. The
emirate’s long-term strategy aligns with Ajman Vision 2030, balancing economic progress
with tradition to ensure sustainable growth. The streamlining of trade practices through
digital solutions and regulatory enhancements is further strengthening its business
environment, while increased integration of the industrial sector into global supply chains
is positioning Ajman as a competitive player in international trade. Additionally, Ajman is
leveraging its strategic location to expand its cultural and tourism offerings, reinforcing its
appeal as a business and lifestyle destination.

Jana Treeck, OBG’s Managing Director for the Middle East, noted that Ajman’s strategic
approach to economic diversification is reinforcing its status as a key investment
destination.

“Ajman’s proactive economic policies, combined with regulatory reforms and
infrastructure development, are enhancing the emirate’s attractiveness to investors. Its
efforts to modernise industries and integrate digital solutions reflect a broader
commitment to fostering sustainable and inclusive economic growth,” Treeck said.

Oliver Cornock, OBG’s Editor-in-Chief, highlighted the broader implications of Ajman’s
evolving economic landscape.

“Ajman’s ability to balance economic expansion with regulatory enhancements and
industrial modernisation is shaping a business-friendly environment that is well positioned
for long-term growth. As the emirate deepens its integration with global markets, its
competitive advantages are expected to further strengthen investment prospects,”
Cornock commented.

The report features exclusive insights from key policymakers and business leaders,
including Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman and Chairman of
the Ajman Executive Council; Saif Al Suwaidi, Director-General, Ajman Department of
Economic Development; Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed Al Nuaimi, Director-General,
Department of Ports and Customs Ajman; Ismail Al Naqi, Director-General, Free Zones
Authority of Ajman; and Mahmood Khaleel Alhashmi, Director-General, Ajman Tourism
Development Department. - TradeArabia News Service

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