AEMubadala, the UAE's sovereign wealth fund, has allocated approximately 44% of its total portfolio, $170 billion, to U.S. interests, focusing on sectors like artificial intelligence, semiconductors, healthcare, energy, and advanced manufacturing. This move reflects confidence in the long-term stability of the American economy, according to Ahmed Saeed Al Calily, Mubadala’s chief strategy and risk officer. The announcement was made during a business event hosted by the Milken Institute, where discussions centered on topics such as sports diplomacy, U.S. technological leadership, and public-private partnerships. Mubadala currently has over 80 direct investments in the U.S., including companies like GlobalFoundries and NextDecade. Despite geopolitical uncertainties, particularly related to the Iran conflict, the UAE continues to pursue its $1.4 trillion investment framework with the U.S., supported by recent U.S. policy changes that facilitate greater cooperation.
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