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 spending of the UAE government on various welfare schemes in terms of billions.

Overall

, the majority of the money goes to two sectors specifically social security and health care, and transport is the least preferred area of expenditure. Specifically, the authorities allocated a large chunk of their economy categorically 100 billion AED to social services,

along with

53 billion in the health system holding second place in the graph.

In addition

, a moderate focus was devoted to education, housing, depth and other sectors with roughly 38, 15 and 23 in quantity respectively.

Moreover

, from the aforementioned figure, it is evident that public transport was the least preferable area for the government to pay money, with approximately 9 billion in the year 2020. Interestingly, a minimum attention span had been given in the area of law and order, which is an integrated part of the security of the people.

Furthermore

, the yearly budget clearly represents that the current president is less interested in building industry and creating new jobs for the young population.