The UAE plans to offer investors more projects in energy, industry and infrastructure, including public-private partnerships, government partnerships and privatizations. According to Sina Finance, Investment Minister Mohamed Hassan Alsuwaidi said at an interview during the Bloomberg Investment Summit in Dubai on Thursday that the UAE has new ways to attract third-party capital and does not face a funding shortage. He said funding mechanisms would change, with the pace depending on whether suitable opportunities could be created for investors, and that some projects would require new sources of capital. He cited positive developments in rail and road projects, financial services and capital flows. Some real estate segments, including warehousing and offices, have supply gaps; he said he did not believe the residential market was in a bubble.