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Abu Dhabi, Dubai on rapid growth trajectory

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Leading UAE cities Abu Dhabi and Dubai are on a rapid economic growth trajectory and in the post-Covid era both the cities are fully geared to maintain their momentum and the hub status for the region, HSBC said in a series of reports on key cities in the region. Published on UN World Cities Day, the HSBC City Reports on Abu Dhabi, Cairo, Dubai, Istanbul and Riyadh stress need for city and business leaders to use Covid-19 pandemic as a catalyst for more diversified, more digitised, cleaner, greener cities.—Agencies

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