ADQ, Abu Dhabi’s state holding company, has entered into an agreement with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to identify and pursue strategic development projects across emerging markets.
The collaboration aims to mobilise capital and expertise for investments in sectors such as food security, agricultural innovation, and healthcare infrastructure. Both entities will also explore opportunities in critical infrastructure, including energy security, transport, logistics, and urban development.
Established in 2018, ADQ manages a diverse portfolio spanning energy, utilities, transport, logistics, food, agriculture, healthcare, and life sciences. The company has formed strategic alliances in markets such as Egypt, Türkiye, Greece, Oman and Jordan.
IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, focuses on private sector development in emerging markets. Its initiatives aim to improve access to electricity, water, sanitation, and food security.
