Skip to content

Connecting business. Building understanding. Advancing peace.

Daily BriefVerify a certificateDue Diligence
Become a Member

Global Investors Eye $1.4 Trillion MENAT Infrastructure Pipeline, HSBC Reports

A report by HSBC indicates global investors are targeting a $1.4 trillion infrastructure pipeline across the MENAT region. Nearly 30 percent of surveyed institutional investors expect the China-MENAT corridor to be the fastest-growing capital route through 2030.

Published Source: Arabian Business Analysis
Illustration: A modern container shipping terminal and port logistics facility with massive gantry cranes and cargo containers under a clear sky in th
Illustration

A report released by HSBC indicates that global investors are targeting a $1.4 trillion infrastructure pipeline across the Middle East, North Africa, and Turkey (MENAT).

According to the survey, 30 percent of institutional investors anticipate that the China-MENAT corridor will represent the fastest-growing capital route through 2030.

Priority sectors drawing capital include Gulf renewable energy projects, cross-border railways, roadway expansion, and modern port logistics.

HSBC's analysis indicates that surging commercial demand and freight connectivity from China serve as vital factors supporting the financial feasibility of these regional megaprojects.

Sources

More from China–UAE News

View all
China–UAE News
Source: Gulf News

DP World Launches Direct Maritime Route Connecting China and Africa

DP World's Shipping Solutions AMEA has launched the China Africa Link, an ocean route connecting major ports in China directly to East and Southern Africa. The weekly service incorporates port calls in Southeast Asia and is scheduled to begin commercial operations in late November 2026. The route forms part of DP World's Connected Trade Corridors initiative to link maritime routes and regional trade infrastructure.

China–UAE News
Source: Arab News

Bank of China Dubai Lists Yulan Bond as China and Oman Sign Accords

Bank of China Dubai Branch listed a CNH 2 billion Yulan Bond on Nasdaq Dubai, marking the exchange's first such issuance with yields tightening to 1.60%. Concurrently, Omani and Chinese entities signed 23 strategic agreements in Beijing establishing joint investment funds totaling $1.1 billion. Cumulative Chinese debt listings on Nasdaq Dubai have now surpassed $31.9 billion.

The UECN Brief

Policy updates, China–UAE business news and industry insights, delivered to your inbox.

Language
Subscriptions

Double opt-in: we send a confirmation link. Unsubscribe at any time. Privacy