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Middle East leads global infrastructure transition as AI, resilience and grid modernization accelerate

June 23, 2026·Economy Middle East

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GCC CONTEXT

Infrastructure modernization initiatives across the GCC—particularly in power generation, water desalination, and digital connectivity—have become central to diversification strategies as economies move beyond hydrocarbon dependency, with significant capital allocated to renewable energy and smart grid projects. Historically, Gulf states have leveraged sovereign wealth funds and public-private partnerships to finance large-scale infrastructure, establishing the region as a test bed for emerging technologies in energy efficiency and AI-driven resource management. These structural shifts reflect both supply-side constraints (water scarcity, peak electricity demand) and demand-side pressures from Vision 2030 and similar national agendas, creating sustained sectoral activity across constructio

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