Investopia Global has launched new economy dialogues in Hyderabad and Andhra Pradesh, aiming to deepen economic ties between the UAE and India in future-focused sectors such as fintech, clean energy, AI, advanced manufacturing, tourism, healthcare, food security, and entrepreneurship.
Held in collaboration with India’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry, FICCI, and the Andhra Pradesh Economic Development Board, the events gathered over 500 business leaders, investors, innovators, and decision-makers from both countries. UAE Minister of Economy and Chairman of Investopia, H.E. Abdulla bin Touq Al Marri, highlighted the platform’s success in connecting business communities and advancing sustainable economic partnerships since its launch in 2021 across five Indian regions.
He emphasized the strong economic momentum in both nations, with the UAE’s non-oil GDP growing by 5% in 2024 and India’s GDP rising by 7.4% in Q1 2025. Notably, over 267,000 Indian companies operate in the UAE, with 22,000 new entries in H1 2025—underscoring investor confidence.
The dialogues explored investment trends, geopolitical impacts on growth, and cross-border opportunities in innovation, data centers, and agri-tech. They also addressed the strategic UAE–India–Africa trade corridor and startup collaboration via accelerators like Hub71 and T-Hub.
A MoU was signed between Investopia and the Andhra Pradesh Economic Development Board to support high-level participation in Investopia’s 5th edition in Abu Dhabi in April 2026, reinforcing the shared vision of building resilient, innovative economies.