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According to PwC, AI And Climate Resilience may Increase the Middle East’s GDP by $232 Billion

According to PwC, AI And Climate Resilience may Increase the Middle East's GDP by $232 Billion

According to recent PwC study, the Middle East’s GDP may increase by up to $232 billion by 2035 if aggressive climate resilience measures and the strategic use of artificial intelligence (AI) are implemented accordingly.

Because of its early investments in AI infrastructure, resolute climate pledges, and leadership in renewable energy, the UAE is recognised in the study as a major force behind this revolutionary transformation.

A proactive approach to climate adaption and the broad, responsible use of AI are two crucial levers that must be pulled in order for this hopeful trajectory to materialise. Without action, the region’s GDP may be affected by up to 13.9% as a result of growing climate hazards including flooding, water scarcity, and high heat. Conversely, PwC’s analysis indicates that AI by itself may boost GDP growth by 8.3% through increases in productivity across all industries.

The UAE, which is already known for its progressive digital agenda, is establishing itself as a leader in these two changes. With one of the most affordable renewable energy ecosystems in the world and the first Ministry of Artificial Intelligence in the world, the United Arab Emirates is ideally positioned to spearhead the fusion of sustainable and digital growth.

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