The United Arab Emirates is establishing a $10 billion investment fund dedicated to investments in Israel, marking one of the largest Gulf-backed financial commitments to the Israeli economy to date.
The fund is expected to target key sectors including technology, energy, infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and advanced manufacturing.
The move reflects the continued deepening of economic cooperation between the two countries since the signing of the Abraham Accords, which normalized relations and opened the door to expanded trade, tourism, and strategic investment.
Economic ties between Israel and the UAE have grown rapidly in recent years, with bilateral trade reaching record levels and multiple joint ventures launched across finance, defense technology, renewable energy, and cybersecurity. A fund of this scale signals long-term strategic confidence and could significantly accelerate joint innovation projects and regional economic integration.