The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs unveils Make it at the Emirates Forum.

According to Amac News: This conference is scheduled to be held from May 27 to 28 at the Abu Dhabi Energy Center.
The conference is organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in collaboration with the Abu Dhabi Economic Development Authority (ADDED) and ADNOC Group and brings together prominent local and international decision makers, government officials, private companies, investors, experts, entrepreneurs, innovators and financial institutions. also brings
The conference continues to support the goals of the National Strategy for Industry and Advanced Technology to promote social and economic growth, ensure business sustainability and supply chain flexibility, as well as create self-sufficiency in critical products.
New partnerships along with investment opportunities worth billions of dirhams will be announced during the forum, which will showcase the results of initiatives from previous editions as well as investment opportunities that have led to acquisition opportunities worth 120 billion dirhams.
During the conference, the winners of the Make it in Emirates Awards will be announced, while an exhibition featuring the participation of 44 major companies will showcase key industry opportunities and domestic products.
In 2023, the value of local procurement contracts will increase by more than 10 billion dirhams and reach 120 billion dirhams through more than 1,400 products for local production, supporting business growth, as well as flexibility and sustainability of the local supply chain.
The 2023 assembly also saw the launch of new industrial projects, including 30 projects with investments worth 5.8 billion dirhams. This was in addition to the launch of initiatives such as the Green ICV and the UAE Made badge, as well as key partnerships between local industrial and global technology companies.
Meanwhile, ADNOC Group allocated 20 billion dirhams to procure metal structures and products exclusively from national factories. First Abu Dhabi Bank and Mashreq Bank provided 6 billion dirhams for industrial companies.

The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs unveils "Make it at the Emirates Forum".