Dublin, Ireland – Investopia launched a new edition of its global dialogues in the Irish capital, Dublin, in a move aimed at opening new avenues for economic cooperation
between the UAE and the Republic of Ireland.
Strengthening partnerships in the new economy sectors,
with high-level attendance from both the Emirati and Irish sides.
The event was attended by His Excellency Abdullah bin Touq Al Marri, Minister of Economy
and Tourism and Chairman of Investopia, along with a number of ministers and senior officials in the Irish government.
The UAE Ambassador to Ireland, and an Emirati delegation comprising
more than 50 companies and entities representing vital sectors,
These include energy, logistics, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and tourism.
Abu Dhabi and Dublin: Expanding Economic and Investment Cooperation
Investopia Dublin highlighted opportunities to expand economic and investment cooperation
between the two countries, and to build quality partnerships in the field of artificial intelligence.
Healthcare, tourism, infrastructure, new energy, financial services, housing, and foreign direct investment.
His Excellency Abdullah bin Touq Al Marri affirmed that economic relations
between the UAE and Ireland have witnessed rapid growth in recent years.
Driven by the competitiveness of the business environment in both countries,
and the increasing role of the private sector,
This is in addition to the convening of the first meeting of the Joint Economic Committee,
which contributed to pushing trade and investment relations to broader horizons.
He noted that the number of Irish business licenses operating in the UAE
had risen to 2,467 by the end of November 2025, with an annual growth rate of 40%.
This is in addition to the registration of more than 1,838 Irish trademarks,
reflecting the growing confidence of Irish investors in the UAE market.
Deepening partnerships… and the future of investment
For his part, the Irish Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance affirmed
that relations between the two countries are based on converging visions and shared interests.
He pointed out that such events contribute to deepening partnerships
by bringing together decision-makers, investors and innovators on one platform.
The event concluded with dialogue sessions that discussed the future of foreign direct investment,
and the role of technology and sustainability in shaping future economies.
This is a further confirmation of Investopia’s role as a global platform
for economic dialogue and building cross-border partnerships.
