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Engineering leadership: how the UAE joined the world’s most competitive economies

A conversation on talent, regulation and speed of execution.

KKhalid Al NuaimiMacroeconomy editor1 November 2026 at 20:04 · UAE time 2 min read

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In this interview, we discuss how policy agility and talent attraction have shaped the country’s competitiveness rankings.

Speed of execution is our competitive advantage.

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