The graph tells us about the budget of the UAE government in 2000. In general, the most important targets were social security, health, and education.
The biggest slice of the pie chart is taken up by social security, including pensions, employment assistance, and other benefits, which made up slightly under one-third of total expenditure. Health and personal social services were the second highest budget cost. Hospital and medical services accounted for AED 53 billion, or about 15% of the budget. Education cost the UAE AED 38 billion, which comprised almost 12% of the whole budget. The government spent about seven percent of revenue on debt, and roughly similar amounts went towards defense (AED 22 billion) and law and order (AED 17 billion).
Spending on housing, transport, and industry totaled AED 37 billion. Finally, other expenditure accounted for AED 23 billion.
All in all, the bulk of UAE government spending goes on social welfare and health. However, education, defense, and law and order are also major areas of spending.