UAE Infrastructure Excellence Drives Economic Opportunity | UAE ranks 5th in road quality, 9th in port services, 10th in public transport

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The UAE has yet again demonstrated global leadership in infrastructure quality according to the World Economic Forum’s Travel and Tourism Development Index 2024. Ranking fifth for road quality, ninth for port efficiency and tenth for public transportation, these results showcase how strategic planning and commitment to high standards create an environment ripe for business growth.  


“Our proactive approach develops vibrant sectors,” said Minister of Energy and Infrastructure Suhail Al Mazrouei. Well-functioning infrastructure improves quality of life for residents and opens doors for professional and economic activity. Whether traveling for work or leisure, world-class transportation systems foster connectivity and community.


As Director of the Federal Competitiveness and Statistics Centre Hanan Mansour Ahli observed, infrastructure excellence makes the UAE “a benchmark for industries worldwide.” Superior road, port and transit operations demonstrate the nation’s reliability to global partners. With affordable, advanced logistics, businesses have the steadfast foundation needed to expand operations and create jobs.


By focusing on infrastructure as an engine for wider progress, the UAE’s wise leadership grows prosperity for all. Top rankings recognize strategic investments that strengthen economic dynamism today while preparing skilled labor forces for tomorrow. As an innovation hub, new opportunities will continue emerging when communities can easily move goods, services and ideas. With an infrastructure-driven approach, the UAE’s best days are still ahead.


The nation’s visionary development highlights how prioritizing infrastructure quality lifts living standards while also fueling business activity for sustainable economic growth. The future remains bright as this drive for excellence endures.

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