Dubai Career Diary

Dubai Investments has embarked on an ambitious project to develop a $2 billion economic zone in Angola, dubbed Dubai Investment Park Angola (DIP Angola). This massive project will sprawl across 2,000 hectares of land, roughly 50 kilometers from Luanda, the Angolan capital.

What to Expect from DIP Angola

DIP Angola is designed to be a fully integrated economic zone, comprising industrial, commercial, residential, and recreational areas. This comprehensive development will cater to various industries, including manufacturing, logistics, technology, retail, and tourism. The facilities will be carefully crafted to meet the specific needs of each sector.

Phased Development for Sustainable Growth

The project will be developed in phases, carefully aligned with Angola’s economic goals. Infrastructure such as roads and utilities will be constructed incrementally, based on demand. This strategic approach will ensure that the development is both sustainable and responsive to the needs of its occupants.

Strategic Location for Seamless Trade

DIP Angola’s proximity to Angola’s seaport (just 23 kilometers away) and a newly constructed port will facilitate seamless trade and exports. This prime location will undoubtedly attract high-quality investors seeking to capitalize on Angola’s growing economy.

Tax Incentives and Advanced Infrastructure

To lure top-notch investors, Dubai Investments is offering tax incentives, preferential leasing, and advanced infrastructure at the site. The developers are committed to adhering to local and international regulations throughout the project’s development and operation.

A New Era of Economic Growth in Angola

“DIP Angola is more than just a development project; it is a strategic initiative aimed at supporting and helping Angola’s economic landscape,” said Khalid Bin Kalban, vice chairman and CEO of Dubai Investments. “By providing advanced infrastructure and a fully integrated environment, Dubai Investments is not only setting new benchmarks for sustainable development in Africa but also creating a strategic hub for various sectors.”