Gulf to attract $62.45B investment by 2030
The 2026 Global Investment Summit projected that total investments in renewable energy, hydrogen, advanced industries, and digital infrastructure across the Gulf Cooperation Council countries will reach $62.45 billion by 2030, representing an increase of $29.58 billion over 2023—almost a 90% growth. The renewable energy and hydrogen sectors are expected to lead the growth, with investments rising from $10.37 billion to $22.77 billion, an increase of nearly 120%. Digital infrastructure will also experience significant growth, increasing from $9.45 billion to $18.36 billion, more than doubling with over 94% growth. These investments are anticipated to bolster clean energy projects, expand digitalization, and foster local industries, with 25% allocated toward advanced technologies and sustainability standards, opening new investment horizons in the Gulf region.
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