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The image presents a pie chart detailing the UAE government's 2000 budget allocation across various sectors: Social security receives AED 100 billion, Health and personal social services gets AED 53 billion, Education has AED 38 billion, Transport is allotted AED 9 billion, Law and order has AED 17 billion, Housing, heritage and environment secures AED 15 billion, Industry, agriculture, and employment receives AED 13 billion, Defence is funded with AED 22 billion, Other expenditure matches Defence with AED 23 billion, and Debt interest also receives AED 23 billion.
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The pie chart illustrates the how the UAE government allocated its budget among various sectors in 2000, showing the amount of money allocated to each category in AED.
Overall, it can be seen that most government budget was allocated to social sesurity and helth and personal social services, while the least was spent on transportation. It is also noticable that most spending was concentrated on public services rather then infrastructure.
Social security received the largest amount of funding, at AED 100 billion, followed by helth and personal social services (AED 53 billion) and education (AED 38 billion).
By contrast, only AED 9 billion was allocated to transport, representing the smallest proportion of spending. This figure was nine times lower than the amount spent on Social security.
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