The GDP growth rate in the emirate of Ajman averaged 10 percent from 2001 until 2015, according to a new report released by the Ajman Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

The report cited tourism, healthcare and education sectors as main drivers for the economic growth that, it says, echoes the impressive urban development drive and investment-conducive environment in the emirate.

Ajman Chamber is keen to achieve Ajman Vision 2021 by providing a business-friendly environment that buttresses up the emirate's competiveness and drives economic growth over the coming years, said Abdullah Mohammed Al Muwaja, Chamber Board Chairman, in the report's foreword.

He doubled on the paramount importance the chamber is attaching to cultivating constructive PPPs and integrate the private sector into society by providing all innovative tools that streamline businesses and ensure sustainable economic development in the emirate.

The report also sheds light on the role played by Ajman Free Zone in creating investment-friendly environment and offering efficient logistics services.

The growing importance directed to the education sector has been highlighted by the report as well, in addition to the achievements made by the emirate in areas of transport, tourism, sports and edutainment.

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