Ajman approves 2025 general budget for Dh3.7 billion

39% of the budget has been allocated to quality of life, 20% for economic development

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The budget aims to "support plans to advance the emirate, enhance societal well-being, and meet the needs of the community."
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Ajman: A 2025 general budget of Dh3.7 billion for Ajman was approved by His Highness Sheikh Humaid bin Rashid Al Nuaimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Ajman, state news agency WAM announced Friday.

The report stated that 39 per cent of the general budget had been earmarked for quality of life, 27 per cent for public services and government innovation, 20 per cent for economic development, and 14 per cent for security and safety.

The budget aims to support the emirate's development plans, enhance community well-being, meet public needs, and strengthen Ajman's position as a preferred destination for living, working, and tourism.

The budget focuses on community development, public safety, infrastructure projects, community facilities, economic development plans, and investment attraction.

It also focuses on environmental protection, sustainability initiatives, and improving government services. It also supports digital transformation to benefit citizens, residents, and visitors.

The plan aligns with Ajman Vision 2030, which emphasises future readiness, capacity building to address challenges and seize opportunities, developing a flexible institutional framework and leveraging innovative technologies. The plan also aligns with the budget's ensuring a skilled workforce and creating a sustainable economic, social, and environmental future, enhancing the quality of life and community happiness.

The 2025 budget’s objectives include upgrading digital systems, building a sophisticated digital government to drive economic development, and delivering exceptional customer services. It also supports the expansion of road networks, parks, and green spaces, promotes green building initiatives, and encourages the growth of community and cultural activities.

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