The State's Role in Establishing Resilient Global Supply Chain Governance Systems

Supply chain governance has emerged as a transformative strategy with the potential to change the dynamics of disruptions which hinges on state trade policies. This study seeks to explore the fundamental role of state governance in building resilient and sustainable supply chain systems in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The study employed quantitative based correlation analysis, with data spanning between 2015-2022 in examining the intricate relationships and the effects it has on resilience of supply chain governance and economic growth. Empirical findings reveals an inverse relationship between logistics performance, imports and exports. This implies that, strengthening of logistics infrastructure impacts the internal dependence of state resources raising self-sufficiency levels in the economy. The positive correlation between logistics performance and Gross Domestic Product emphasizes the need to expand the logistics infrastructure across the country which could inadvertently drive high Foreign Direct Investment flows and economic growth led resilience supply chain governance.

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