Nasaki Vietnam Co., Ltd. has entered the thriving economy of the Dubai market.

23-09-2024

On June 4, 2024, Nasaki Vietnam Co., Ltd. attended a trade and networking event alongside corporations from the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Nasaki is a company specializing in the production, export, and trade of building materials, particularly "non-fired color tiles." With the goal of establishing trade connections with the construction industry in Dubai in particular, and the UAE in general, Nasaki had the opportunity to introduce its "non-fired color tiles." These environmentally friendly, emission-free tiles align perfectly with the trend of green and luxurious living spaces in Dubai.

Photo: CEO Nguyen Thi Khuyen and group representatives in Dubai

Talking about the construction industry in DUBAI and the United Arab Emirates (UAE)

The construction market in Dubai was impacted by COVID-19, leading to the suspension of construction work. This factor resulted in a decline in the industry's net profits. The government is also focusing on smart cities and plans to digitize up to 1,000 government services and install 2,000 Wi-Fi access points.

Moreover, the domestic free trade policy is attracting foreign investors and boosting the UAE construction market. The construction industry is the backbone of the UAE economy, and it is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years. This sector plays a crucial role in enhancing and driving the country's economic development.
The UAE is focusing on economic diversification to reduce its dependence on the oil and gas sector. They are implementing long-term growth strategies, which is leading the construction industry to shift towards the use of prefabricated buildings.
The UAE currently has numerous transportation infrastructure projects underway, such as the USD 2.7 billion Sheikh Zayed double-deck road project. It also features unique transportation initiatives, including the proposed USD 5.9 billion hyperloop project connecting Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Smart cities are becoming increasingly popular as governments around the world seek solutions to ensure more efficient and environmentally friendly infrastructure development. To provide a better quality of life for citizens, buildings, green spaces, and public services must be connected to a unified automated infrastructure. These changes have driven industries and construction to adopt new technologies and seek more sustainable and automated alternatives.