UAE and Greece Ink €12.75 Billion Deal as Abu Dhabi Pledges Further €15 Billion Investment
The UAE and Greece have finalized 18 major commercial agreements worth €12.75 billion, with Abu Dhabi committing an additional €15 billion to the Greek economy.
POLICY WIRE — Athens, Greece — The United Arab Emirates and Greece have solidified their economic ties by announcing 18 separate memoranda of understanding, commercial partnerships, and formal agreements. These deals carry a combined valuation of €12.75 billion, equivalent to approximately $14.30 billion.
The comprehensive package of agreements was unveiled during the UAE-Greece Strategic Forum held in Athens. The event featured high-level representation, including the attendance of Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin.
Beyond the initial agreements, Abu Dhabi has signaled a significant long-term commitment to the Hellenic Republic. Officials announced plans to inject an additional €15 billion into the Greek economy through a joint investment initiative.
This strategic expansion aims to bolster cooperation across critical sectors, including energy, infrastructure, and healthcare. The move is designed to strengthen the enduring economic and investment partnership between the two nations.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
