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The Abu Dhabi Projects and Infrastructure Centre (ADPIC) has launched a five-year strategic plan and Capital Projects Roadmap for 2025-2029, aimed at enhancing liveability, sustainability, and economic resilience across the emirate. Announced during the Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit, the plan positions ADPIC to lead the delivery of all government capital projects. Key pillars include digital transformation, sustainability, private sector inclusion, and community-focused development. ADPIC aims to grow private sector participation by 20% annually, fostering investment and innovation. The roadmap reflects Abu Dhabi's long-term vision for global competitiveness and signals a more dynamic, inclusive, and forward-thinking infrastructure agenda.
The Abu Dhabi Projects and Infrastructure Centre (ADPIC), which supervises the implementation of development initiatives, unveiled a comprehensive five-year strategic plan and Capital Projects Roadmap for 2025-2029 earlier this week. This new roadmap seeks to improve liveability, strengthen sustainability, and enhance the economic prosperity of the emirate. Advertisement
The announcement took place on the sidelines of the inaugural Abu Dhabi Infrastructure Summit (ADIS), where ADPIC shared that the roadmap is closely aligned with the leadership's vision for the emirate's long-term progress. As per the official statement, ADPIC will be responsible for the development and delivery of all government capital projects that contribute to sustained economic growth, community resilience, and innovation.
The framework is anchored in several strategic pillars, including the enhancement of liveability by addressing community priorities, boosting local economic strength, embedding sustainable practices, promoting digital transformation, and significantly expanding private sector involvement.
Eng. Maysarah Mahmoud Eid, Director-General of ADPIC, remarked that the roadmap represented a bold move towards shaping the future of Abu Dhabi. The organisation stated that one of its primary targets would be increasing the private sector's participation in capital projects by 20% each year. This move is expected to unlock substantial investment flows and broaden business opportunities across sectors.
ADPIC noted that through the structured execution of the roadmap, the emirate would establish a stronger foundation for operational efficiency, sustainability, and global competitiveness. The Centre itself was formed in 2023 and has since taken charge of overseeing strategic infrastructure execution within Abu Dhabi.
By placing sustainability, digital innovation, and private sector collaboration at its core, the emirate signals its readiness to compete globally while addressing domestic priorities. The increased push for private sector inclusion suggests a more investment-friendly environment, hinting at broader regional implications for urban and economic growth.
Source - PTI
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