Abu Dhabi has introduced a AED55B (USD15B) public-private partnership (PPP) pipeline scheduled for 2026 and 2027.
The programme comprises 24 infrastructure developments spanning the transport, infrastructure, and social sectors, according to the Abu Dhabi Media Office, citing a joint statement from the Abu Dhabi Investment Office and Abu Dhabi Projects and Infrastructure Centre (ADPIC).
The initiative is expected to generate immediate large-scale opportunities for private sector participation while attracting substantial local and international investment into the emirate.
The PPP pipeline further strengthens Abu Dhabi’s long-term infrastructure agenda, supporting the expansion of global businesses and advancing local content programme objectives.
Among the projects are 11 major road developments valued at AED35B (USD10B), covering more than 300km of new and upgraded roads, tunnels, junctions, and broader transport network enhancements.
An additional AED11B (USD3B) has been earmarked for dams, water storage facilities, flood mitigation systems, stormwater infrastructure upgrades, and urban landscaping initiatives.
Eight social infrastructure developments, collectively valued at AED9B (USD2B), will include sports complexes, specialised healthcare facilities, schools, and university campuses.
