The sudden action of the mysterious rich man in the Middle East has aroused great concern, and Jia Yueting has successfully deceived the United Arab EmiratesThe story behind all of this is remarkable. Looking back at the opening ceremony of the Asian Games in Hangzhou three months ago, a team from the Middle East attracted everyone's attention, waving not only the flag of their own country, the United Arab Emirates, but also the five-star red flag of China, showing the close relationship between China and Argentina. After the end of the Asian Games, the sovereign ** of the UAE began to invest in China, setting off a "desert storm" for a while. Jia Yueting smelled an opportunity in the UAE's investment action, and he immediately organized a grand Faraday launch event in the UAE and successfully pre-sold 30 FF91s. This news makes the outside world more curious about the investment intentions of the United Arab Emirates, why are Emiratis still willing to send money to Jia Yueting?
A closer look at the UAE reveals a huge transformation and challenges behind it. The UAE has long been oil-based, enjoying high benefits and huge subsidies, allowing its people to live a good life without having to go to work. However, the decline in global demand for oil and the rise of new energy sources have posed serious challenges to the UAE's economy. Global demand for oil is expected to fall by 30% over the next 20 years, which means a huge gap in the UAE's finances and a threat to the safety of the royal family.
In order to transform to meet the challenges of the future, the UAE is actively seeking to introduce high-tech enterprises, especially in the fields of new energy, artificial intelligence and autonomous driving. In order to attract these enterprises to settle in, the UAE has adopted a series of preferential policies and measures. In this context, Jia Yueting's Faraday became a suitable "prey" for the UAE. Although Faraday has a bad reputation in China and the United States and is regarded as a "leading company", the Emirati's investment action is actually an invitation to high-tech companies around the world: "Even we dare to invest in Faraday, why don't you come?""By investing in Faraday, the UAE is trying to attract more high-tech companies, especially new energy vehicle companies, to set up factories in the UAE and achieve economic diversification.
The UAE's investment actions also reflect the realities of their predicament and concerns about the future. Despite the UAE's superficial appearance, with a GDP per capita of more than $80,000, there is constant anxiety at home. In order to maintain its own legitimacy and the stability of the country, the royal family had to rely on financial subsidies to appease the people. Almost no one in the population works, and there is even a joke about an Emirati father who blames his daughter for being too lazy because she doesn't do anything every day, while the father only works 4 hours a day. In order to meet the various needs of the people, the royal family regularly meets with ordinary people to solve some small requirements, such as the lack of money for children to study abroad, and the family wants to change to a Mercedes-Benz. This huge fiscal expenditure can only rely on oil revenues, and once the demand for oil falls, the royal family's finances will face a huge shortfall, which will pose a serious threat to social stability and the legitimacy of the royal family.
Looking back on Jia Yueting's past, we can see that his ** continues to continue, and seemingly impossible things can always become possible in his hands. The UAE's investment actions also show their determination and initiative in the transformation process. Although Jia Yueting's Faraday is notorious in both China and the United States, for the UAE, they are willing to take the risk in order to attract more high-tech companies to the UAE and achieve the goal of diversifying the economy. Jia Yueting found a new investor in the UAE, and once again demonstrated his personal charm and business acumen.
Under the tide of global new energy development, it is inevitable for the UAE to seek transformation. By attracting high-tech companies, they hope to diversify their economies, reduce their dependence on oil, and maintain the country's prosperity and stability. While Jia Yueting's Faraday has a bad reputation in both China and the United States, the UAE's investment efforts demonstrate their determination and courage in the transition process, and their willingness to take risks to achieve their goals. It also illustrates the loyalty of Emiratis to the royal family, which is financially backed, and that the legitimacy of the royal family and popular support for it will be tested if oil revenues fall. The UAE's investment is aimed at meeting the challenges of the future and striving for the success of the transformation, and Jia Yueting has become an important bargaining chip for them to attract high-tech companies.