The United Arab Emirates (UAE) registered AED1.9 trillion in non-oil foreign trade during the first half of 2026, according to the Minister of Foreign Trade. The announcement was made at the AIM Summit, a key event for investment stakeholders. This substantial figure highlights the UAE’s growing role as a global trade hub and its diversifying economy. The performance indicates a strong start to the year for the nation’s international commerce. Officials attribute the success to strategic trade agreements and initiatives aimed at bolstering economic partnerships worldwide. This achievement underscores the UAE’s commitment to sustainable economic growth and reducing reliance on oil revenue. The Minister emphasized further plans to expand trade relations and attract foreign investment in key sectors.