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His Highness Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan examined key UAE projects and investments in Greece as part of his official visit to the Hellenic Republic according to the Emirates News Agency. The Crown Prince received briefings from representatives of TERNA ENERGY and Hellenic Healthcare Group on achievements to date future expansion plans and growth opportunities in renewable energy and healthcare. The meetings underscored the deepening economic partnership between the UAE and Greece which has produced major transactions in these sectors since a joint investment framework was established in 2022.
The Emirates News Agency reported that Masdar fully acquired TERNA ENERGY in 2025 through a deal valued at an enterprise value of €3.2 billion. That transaction represented the largest energy acquisition on the Athens Stock Exchange and ranked among the largest renewable energy deals in the European Union. The company’s portfolio includes wind solar hydropower and energy storage assets with additional projects planned to boost clean energy output and support Greece’s transition to a low-emission economy.
PureHealth the UAE-based healthcare provider secured a 60 percent stake in Hellenic Healthcare Group for €800 million last year in a move to broaden its European footprint the Emirates News Agency stated. Presentations to the Crown Prince outlined the group’s current operations alongside prospects for further development in the Greek healthcare market. These two investments form part of the bilateral initiative launched in May 2022 with an initial value of €4 billion that has fostered partnerships across priority sectors.
The day before the review the UAE announced plans to commit an additional €15 billion to Greece over the next five to eight years targeting energy hospitality artificial intelligence technology industry and infrastructure according to statements from the Emirates News Agency. Dr Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi the Minister of Foreign Trade told the agency that the expanded programme follows the original €4 billion commitment and aligns with 18 memoranda of understanding worth €12.75 billion signed at the UAE-Greece Strategic Forum. Bilateral trade between the two countries reached $300 million in the first half of 2026 representing a 13 percent increase from the prior comparable period a figure cited in an AGBI assessment of the partnership.
The Crown Prince’s visit coincided with the Investopia Mediterranean event and the UAE-Greece Strategic Forum which drew government officials investors and business leaders from both nations the Abu Dhabi Media Office indicated. Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan was accompanied by a high-level delegation that included Dr Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber Reem Al Hashimy and Mohamed Hassan Alsuwaidi among other senior officials. Discussions with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis focused on expanding cooperation in energy infrastructure advanced technology and healthcare the Emirates News Agency reported.
Greek companies operating in the UAE grew from 1,244 at the end of September 2025 to 1,483 a year later an increase of 19.2 percent according to data presented at the forum and carried by the Emirates News Agency. The joint investment framework has already delivered completed projects in renewable energy and cross-border infrastructure while opening avenues for Greek expertise in logistics maritime transport and agriculture to reach wider Mediterranean markets. The Crown Prince’s review of ongoing ventures signals continued momentum in a partnership that both governments have described as central to their long-term economic strategies.
