UAE: Navigating a Fragmented World

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Over the past year, the United Arab Emirates has hosted COP28, launched a cutting-edge large language model and has seen inflows of $23 billion in foreign direct investment, up 10% annually.

Looking ahead, how can the UAE maintain its competitive edge in the face of increasing economic and geopolitical fragmentation?

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