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The UAE has approved a Dh292.5 billion federal budget for 2027 to 2029, with spending up 28.3 percent from the previous three-year period.
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The UAE Cabinet approved a Dh292.5 billion federal budget for 2027 to 2029 on Monday, Gulf News reported. Vice President and Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum announced it. Spending rises 28.3 percent from the previous three-year period.
How much is the UAE federal budget for 2027 to 2029?
The UAE federal budget for 2027 to 2029 totals Dh292.5 billion. That is a 28.3 percent increase in spending over the previous three-year period. The Cabinet also approved the 2027 budget separately, with expenditure set at Dh90.1 billion.
How is the 2027 UAE federal budget divided?
Social development and pensions take the largest share of the 2027 budget. The full breakdown is below:
- Social development and pensions: Dh34.6 billion (38.4 percent)
- Government affairs: Dh29.1 billion (32.3 percent)
- Federal expenditure: Dh17.8 billion (19.7 percent)
- Financial assets and investments: Dh5.6 billion (6.2 percent)
- Infrastructure and economic resources: Dh3 billion (3.4 percent)
What are the UAE government’s priorities?
Sheikh Mohammed, who is also the Ruler of Dubai, said government priorities have not changed. They are education, healthcare, housing, social services, and the quality of life and stability of citizens.
He said the country will keep building on its gains under President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed. The aim, he said, is to safeguard achievements and build the best possible life.
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