The provided pie chart illustrates the allocation of government expenditure across various sectors in a given country. The data is presented in billions of Emirati Dirhams (AED).
Overall, the largest portion of the budget is dedicated to social security and health, while the smallest amounts are allocated to transport and law and order.
Social security accounts for the most significant share of spending, at a substantial 100 billion AED. This is followed by health and personal social services, which represent the second-largest expenditure at 53 billion AED. Together, these two categories constitute the majority of the total budget.
The sectors of education and other expenditure each received 38 billion AED and 23 billion AED, respectively. Similarly, defence and debt interest each received 22 billion AED and 23 billion AED. Housing, heritage, and the environment were allocated 15 billion AED, while the industry, agriculture, and employment sector received 13 billion AED.
The smallest allocations were for transport, which received only 9 billion AED, and law and order, which was allocated 17 billion AED. These two areas together represent the least significant part of the total expenditure.