The pie chart illustrates how much money was spent by the UAE government on various public sectors, including social security, education, and health, in 2000, with a total budget of AED 315 billion.
Overall, it is evident from the chart that the highest portion of the budget was shared to improve social security, while transport received the lowest amount.
Looking at the details, from a total of 315 billion, 100 billion was distributed for social security, indicating that public safety was a crucial issue to deal with. Moreover, medical and personal services were in second rank, receiving 53 billion during the year, followed by education and defence sector, with the amount of expenditures was 38 and 22 billion in turn.
In addition, debt interest and other expenditures recorded the same proportion of donation, at 23 billion, while industry, agriculture, and employment showed a lower amount of revenue, just 13 billion, compared to housing and environment, and law and order, with 15 billion and 17 billion, respectively. In contrast, transport displayed the lowest portion of financial support, just 9 billion during the year given.