Dubai, UAE – In a historic decision, Dubai’s government has approved the largest budget in its history for 2025-2027, targeting significant advancements in infrastructure, social services, and economic sustainability. The budget, which reflects Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum's vision, allocates a projected total revenue of Dh302 billion against an expenditure of Dh272 billion, generating a record 21% operating surplus.
With a strategic focus on enhancing the quality of life, Dubai’s government will channel 46% of the upcoming budget into infrastructure projects, such as roads, bridges, and the ongoing Al Maktoum Airport development. The budget also reflects a commitment to sustainable growth and technological advancement with Dh40 billion allocated to foster partnerships between public and private sectors, including the expansion of Dubai’s smart and renewable energy initiatives.
Social services, which are earmarked at 30% of the budget, will support health, education, housing, and welfare initiatives under the Dubai Social Agenda 33 and the Education Strategy 2033. The allocation underscores Dubai’s dedication to fostering community welfare, covering areas such as elder care, youth development, and support for families in need.
This bold budget approach aligns with the UAE’s national financial strategies and is part of a concerted effort to sustain Dubai’s long-term economic stability.
