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UAE public spending $3 billion in Q1, public services take major share

A man stands in front of a shop in the Deira Souk, Dubai. (AFP)
  • The public order and public safety affairs sector came in second at 18.69 percent of the total, valued at AED2.12 billion.
  • Social protection sector was ranked third with AED2.017 billion or 17.77 percent, and the defense sector was ranked fourth with AED1.679 billion or 14.79 percent.

UAE’s Ministry of Finance has announced that the revenues of federal authorities in the first quarter of 2022 amounted to AED11.339 billion ($3 billion) while their expenditures amounted to some AED11.354 billion during the same period.

In the financial performance report of the outcomes of the implementation of the general budget of the Federation for the first quarter of 2022, the ministry said that spending on the public services sector came in the first place, totaling AED2.433 billion and accounting for 21.43 percent of the total.

The public order and public safety affairs sector came in second at 18.69 percent of the total, valued at AED2.12 billion, while the social protection sector was ranked third with AED2.017 billion or 17.77 percent, and the defense sector was ranked fourth with AED1.679 billion or 14.79 percent.

The education sector was ranked fifth with AED1.4 billion or 12.34 percent, followed by the health sector with AED987.92 million or 8.7 percent; the entertainment, culture and religion sector with AED227.52 million or 2 percent; the economic affairs sector with AED224.26 million or 1.98 percent; the housing and utilities sector with AED213.09 million or 1.88 percent; and the environment protection sector with AED48.06 million or 0.42 percent.