Dubai shines on International Energy Metropolis Index: See Its rating amongst world’s prime cities
The International Energy Metropolis Index 2024 (GPCI) ranked Dubai as the highest eighth nation by way of attracting folks. Center East’s metropolis has been ranked eighth worldwide within the GPCI 2024 for the second 12 months in a row. Dubai turned the primary within the Center East to realize this milestone.
In an annual research launched by Japan’s Mori Memorial Basis, the index highlights Dubai’s position as a frontrunner in innovation, financial dynamism, and international connectivity.
This achievement makes Dubai the one metropolis within the Center East to function within the prime 10, reaffirming its place as a serious international hub for enterprise, expertise, and funding.
“Dubai continues to redefine what is feasible, combining innovation, sustainability, and a concentrate on nurturing expertise,” stated Sheikh Hamdan, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defence, and Chairman of The Govt Council of Dubai.
The Crown Prince highlighted the important thing drivers behind Dubai’s success, together with its world-class infrastructure, which continues to draw international funding and prime expertise.
He highlighted the town’s versatile and progressive legislative framework, designed to foster innovation and adapt to evolving international traits.
He additionally underscored the significance of Dubai’s sturdy public-private sector partnerships, which have created a dynamic ecosystem for collaboration and progress.
“Dubai’s excessive rating on international indices reveals that we’re not simply maintaining tempo with the world, we’re setting new benchmarks for excellence,” he added.
The International Energy Metropolis Index (GPCI) evaluates and ranks main cities in line with their “magnetism”, or their complete energy to draw folks, capital, and enterprises from throughout he world.
It does so by measuring six capabilities — Financial system, Analysis and Growth, Cultural Interplay, Livability, Atmosphere, and Accessibility — offering a multidimensional rating.
(With PTI inputs)
