The chart below shows how much money is spent in the budget on different sectors by the UAE government in 2000.

The pie chart illustrates the information on the expenditures of the UAE annual cost in the year 2000. It can be seen that the country had over 300

billion

AED (Arab Emirates Dinar) budget for the year from which most of the money was used for social security purposes.

To begin

with, the United Arab Emirates government spent around one-third of the allocation on the citizens' security purposes. Health and social services cost just above 50

billion

, but it is the second-highest money-taking sector.

Moreover

, the third important field was education where a little under 40

billion

AED was the cost.

On the other hand

, three other sectors (debt interest, other expenditure and defence) received almost equal preferences where the first two areas took 23

billion

for each but the

last

one had 1

billion

less money than that.

Also

, the housing took 15

billion

dinar which is just two

billion

less than the law and order field.

Additionally

, industry, agriculture and employment were allotted for only 13

billion

which was the second lowest amount.

Finally

, the least volume of total (9

billion

) was granted for transportation.