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RAKEZ Highlights Investment Readiness and Expansion Projects at RAKIS 2026

Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone participated as a Government Partner at the 3rd Annual Ras Al Khaimah Investment and Business Summit. The free zone presented industrial capacity and infrastructure updates, including the expansion of the Al Ghail Industrial Zone. Officials also showcased new commercial office space under development at RAK Central Square.

Published Source: Emirates News Agency (WAM)
Issuing authority
Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone
Jurisdiction
Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates
Publication date
November 11, 2026
Official source
wam.ae
Illustration: A modern industrial logistics zone in the UAE desert landscape under bright daylight, showing warehouse facilities, asphalt access roads
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The Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone (RAKEZ) participated as a Government Partner at the 3rd Annual Ras Al Khaimah Investment and Business Summit on November 11, 2026, according to the Emirates News Agency (WAM).

During the summit, RAKEZ highlighted its industrial capacity and commercial readiness to facilitate new international corporate setups and business expansions. Presented initiatives included the expansion of the Al Ghail Industrial Zone alongside the development of commercial office spaces at RAK Central Square.

Free-zone representatives showcased support packages, industrial land, and custom infrastructure designed for more than 50,000 businesses currently hosted from over 100 countries. The summit convened government officials, industry leaders, and foreign investors aimed at establishing commercial partnerships and enhancing supply-chain localization.

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