The Middle East’s GDP may increase by up to $232 billion by 2035 if artificial intelligence (AI) is strategically implemented and climate resilience is aggressively addressed, according to recent PwC study.
According to the research, the UAE is a major force behind this revolutionary expansion because of its early investments in AI infrastructure, resolute climate pledges, and pioneering work in renewable energy.
The PwC research, Value in Motion: The Middle East’s Time to Lead, presents three potential economic futures for the region and demonstrates how decisive leadership in sustainability and artificial intelligence (AI) may usher in a new age of tech-enabled wealth. According to the most optimistic projection, regional GDP might expand by more than $1.1 trillion, from $3.57 trillion to $4.68 trillion by 2035.
But this hopeful path depends on two crucial levers: a proactive strategy to climate adaption and the broad, responsible deployment of AI. Increased climate hazards including flooding, water scarcity, and high heat may cause the region’s GDP to drop by up to 13.9% if nothing is done.
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