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UAE announces 'unified numbers' project to strengthen national statistics

The Unified UAE Numbers project is designed to support development across the economy, society, environment, and demographic sectors.

UAE announces 'unified numbers' project to strengthen national statistics

Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister, and Chairman of the Presidential Court at the event announcing the Unified UAE Numbers project.

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The UAE government has launched the Unified UAE Numbers project, an initiative aimed at strengthening the country's statistical system to support development across vital sectors, including the economy, society, environment, and demographics.

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At the event announcing the project, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister, and Chairman of the Presidential Court, stated, "The achievements in statistics and data in the UAE serve as a cornerstone for ongoing development efforts, uniting us as a cohesive national team,"

A collaboration between federal and local governments, Unified UAE Numbers focuses on driving a proactive economy, supporting societal growth, and promoting sustainability through environmental protection and renewable energy initiatives. The project seeks to position the UAE as a global leader in using data to guide decision-making.

The project will streamline the national statistical calendar, ensuring accurate indicators and enhancing global competitiveness. By providing detailed data on key sectors such as GDP, inflation, and tourism, it will offer valuable insights for policy and economic planning.

Additionally, Unified UAE Numbers aims to shift towards digital surveys and integrate modern technologies for more efficient data collection and analysis. This initiative will create a unified data environment that facilitates better strategic decision-making and fosters international cooperation by offering precise insights into the UAE's performance on the global stage.

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