The UAE’s infrastructure and construction sectors are poised for steady expansion over the next five years, with the infrastructure sector projected to achieve a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5% from 2025 to 2030, according to Mordor Intelligence. This growth will be fueled by government and private sector initiatives, focusing on high-quality developments and increased investment in key areas such as transportation, renewable energy, and real estate.

With a construction pipeline exceeding $770 billion, the UAE remains one of the most dynamic construction markets both regionally and globally. Reports from specialized research firms underscore the country's strong position, predicting continued growth in 2025 as numerous ongoing and upcoming projects progress.

According to ProTenders, the UAE leads within the GCC construction sector, with over 52% of active projects currently in planning, design, or tender phases. The total value of planned projects at the start of 2024 stood at $112 billion, while projects under development amounted to $56.5 billion, and tenders exceeded $62.8 billion.

ProTenders is actively tracking a portfolio of ongoing and upcoming projects worth $772 billion, reflecting the UAE’s global competitiveness in infrastructure development. These projects feature the involvement of both local and international stakeholders, reinforcing the country’s position as a key player in the global construction market.

Meanwhile, MarkWide Research highlights the UAE’s commitment to world-class infrastructure development, positioning the nation as a global hub for trade, tourism, and investment. With a modern and efficient infrastructure network spanning transportation, energy, telecommunications, and urban development, the UAE continues to strengthen its role as a leading destination for economic growth and innovation.