Abdulla Al Sahi

H.E. Abdulla Al Sahi serves as Group Managing Director of Modon Holding PSC, where he drives operational delivery and inter-segment synergies, having played a central role in the integration of Modon Properties and ADNEC into the consolidated Modon Holding platform. He oversees executive management across the group's diverse business verticals, which span five countries including UAE, Egypt, Spain, the United Kingdom, and Morocco.

Career history

• Managing Director of Modon Properties, where he oversaw project implementation and managed development activities
• Undersecretary at the Department of Municipalities and Transport in Abu Dhabi, focusing on asset management, business diversification, and sustainable infrastructure development
• Chairman of Musanada (Abu Dhabi General Services Company)
• Executive Director of the Urban Planning and Infrastructure Sector at the Department of Urban Planning and Municipalities
• Executive Director of Planning and Infrastructure and Support Services Sectors at the Department of Urban Planning and Municipalities

Al Sahi holds a B.S. degree in Economics and an M.A. in Administrative Studies from Boston University, Massachusetts, USA. Over more than two decades, he has held several leadership positions in planning, infrastructure, policy, and regulation, and worked in multiple Abu Dhabi government institutions including Mubadala Investment Company and the Tawazun Economic Council. He was also part of the team mandated to establish the Abu Dhabi Urban Planning Council (UPC) in 2007.

What Abdulla Al Sahi could bring to his role at Modon Holding: Drawing from his extensive government background spanning infrastructure planning, urban development, and sovereign wealth management, Al Sahi brings deep expertise in large-scale public-private project delivery and strategic asset diversification. His track record establishing major institutional frameworks (notably the UPC) and managing complex government portfolios positions him to navigate Modon's ambitious international expansion across five countries while maintaining alignment with Abu Dhabi's long-term developmental objectives. His experience chairing entities like Musanada and overseeing the integration of multiple government sectors suggests capability to drive synergies across Modon's multi-vertical platform during post-merger consolidation.