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UAE Cabinet unveils record-breaking Dh71.5 billion budget for 2025

The UAE Cabinet, has approved a record-breaking federal budget of Dh71.5 billion for the fiscal year 2025.

Led by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the 2025 budget, the largest in the nation’s history, is a testament to the UAE’s commitment to bolstering its development initiatives. A substantial portion of the budget, Dh27.859 billion, has been earmarked for the social development and pension sector, accounting for an impressive 39% of total expenditures.

In addition, Dh25.570 billion has been designated for government affairs, constituting 35.7% of the budget, reflecting the commitment to efficient governance and public service. The infrastructure and economic sector is set to receive Dh2.581 billion, or 3.6%, demonstrating the ongoing investment in the nation’s foundational systems and economic growth.

Furthermore, the financial investment sector has been allocated Dh2.864 billion, representing 4% of the budget, while other federal expenses total Dh12.624 billion, accounting for 17.7%. This strategic distribution illustrates the government’s balanced and comprehensive approach to public spending, ensuring that various needs across sectors are adequately addressed.

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