His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Reignance of Dubai, has chairman of the VAE Kabinets meeting in QASR Al Watan, Abu Dhabi.
The meeting was attended by his Highness Sheikh Manso bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister and chairman of the Presidential Court; HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense; HH Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, first deputy rule of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance; HH Lt. -Um general Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior.
HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum said: “I have been challenging the cabinet meeting in QASR Al Watan in Abu Dhabi, in which we have approved the VAE strategy for the Islamic finances and Halal industry. The goal is to develop the export of halal products worldwide.
“We strive to increase the assets of our Islamic banks from AED986 billion to AED2.56 trillion within six years and the value of the aforementioned Islamic Sukuk in the UAE in the VAE in the UAE to increase more than AED660 billion to the Forming, the formation of the formation of the formation of the formation of the formation of the formation of the formation of the formation of the training by the formation of the training by the formation of the training by the formation.
HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid added: “We also rated, today it is expected that more than AED236 billion in 2024. We have the needy infrastructure, and our goal is to increase the contribution of the sector to AED450 billion in the next six years.”
HH Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid confirmed: “The cabinet has also today approved an updated National Biosafility Framework to improve our national capacities in prevention and response, to increase research and innovation efforts, to strengthen our biological management system and the Biosafetic infrastructure of the VA.”
HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid concluded: “We have also assessed updates on the Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) sector.
For the fourth consecutive year, the VAE first stood worldwide in the International Business Leadership Observatory Report of 2024-2025 and 18th of the top 100 in the world in the emerging emerging ecosystems in 2024. Smos degree grown with 160 percent. Our goal is to support and expand this sector, and offers the best environment for launching and strengthening small and emerging companies, a core pillar of our national economy. “
During the meeting, the VAE cabinet approved approved strategy for the Islamic Finance and the Halal industry, with the aim of building a worldwide -competitive national Islamic financial sector, facilitating its activities and stimulating leadership in sustainable finances. It also tries to stimulate exports by increasing local halal production and reaching global Islamic markets.
By 2031, the strategy is aimed at the signed growth, aimed at increasing the local Islamic bank assets to AED2.56 trillion, increased local Sukuk outputs to AED660 billion, and international Sukuk mentioned in the VAE to AED395 billion, alongside other goals.
In addition, the cabinet approved an updated, second edition of the National Biosecury Framework (2023-2032), aimed at 3 main aspects: sustainable management of biological risks, strengthening prevention and response capabilities and promoting research and innovation of bio-safety. Important updates include the development of a biological emergency management system, the implementation of international similarities of release and Boltling National Expertise.
The VAE cabinet assessed the implementation of the Emirates Tourism Council and the positive results of the tourism sector, powered by initiatives such as the “World’s Colast Winter” campaign and the National Tourism Charter.
The tourist results of the year 2024 brought in at the end of the year that 30 million guets checked in the hotels of the country and scored an increase of 9.5 perent, compared to the previous year, the chamber numbers grew by 3 perches to 215,000 and hotel confirmations rose by 4 percent to AED37 billion. Tourism, including travel and hospitality, contributed AED220 billion (11.7 percent) to the National Economy of 2023. The contribution is expected to reach AED236 billion in 2024 and delivered more than 800,000 jobs in 2023.
Strengthening the dedication of the VAE to replace and its national P would have assessed various biofuel projects on biofuels, the VAE cabinet.
As part of the dedication of the VAE to provide excellent services to the members of the Community, the government assessed the preparations for the Hajj season of 2025, led by the UAE Hajj Affairs department, which operators under the general authority of Islamic affairs and Zakat and Zakat and in Partner Party.
To stimulate the productivity and efficient of federal employees, the VAE cabinet approved the updated performance management system for employees of the federal government (Enjazaty). The system focuses on strategic coordination, specialization, the role of employees, results, the system promotes a culture of high performance, continuous feedback and learning, while emphasizing flexibility, transparency and a strong employer-employee relationship.
In legislative matters, the government also approved the issue of legislative decisions that doctors visit at federal health facilities, regulating space activities, fines with regard to nuclear regulation and organizations of the public, as well as changes to the resolution of the government about marriage grans.
The cabinet has also assessed the Ministry of Human Resources and Emirism (Mohre) AI implementation results. These include an AI-driven simulation model for the labor market and an online platform that facilitates analysis to support decision-making and AI-driven solutions for current challenges. Automated solutions that simulate human actions in digital systems were also used.
The cabinet assessed the latest updates on the National Small and Medium Enterprises sector (SMEs). For the fourth consecutive year, the VAE was in first place according to the 2024-2025 report of the International Business Leadership Observatory, seventh worldwide on the Global Competitiveness Index 2024 and the 18th world under the 2024 top 100 emerging ecosystems ranking. The country witnessed a growth of more than 160% in the number of SME licenses issued between 2020 and 2024.
In addition, it assessed the performance results of the VAE council for digital well-being, combined with national efforts to combat harmful online and social media practices, such as blocking drug-related content and accounts, disturbing malware and phishing schemes, and forbidding more than 8 million Foners.
Performance reports for 2024 were assessed for federal entities, including the UAE Space Agency, Emirates Drug Establishment, the Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation, among other things.
The government has also tackled the requirement of the Federal National Council to discuss policy care, benefits organizations, support for national companies, consumer protection and improvements for road safety.
The agenda of the meeting contained the cabinet of the cabinet of the restructuring of the Council of the Vae Gender Balans, chaired by HH Sheikha Manal Bint Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, and Including Mona Ghanem al Marri, vice -chairman and other members. The cabinet also approved the issue of a resolution good restructuring of the Council of the VAE Gender Balance, so that it could perform its duties and achieve its objectives in coordination with federal and local entities and the private sector.
De vergadering was ook getuige van de goedkeuring van het kabinet voor de herstructurering van de Council voor milieu- en gemeentelijke werkzaamheden, voorgezeten door haar Excellentie Amna Bint Abdullah Al Dahak Al Shamsi, minister van Klimaatverandering en Kijk voor ogen, en voor de vorming van een speciaal comité voor chemische voorlopers van de Emirates Drugsinstelling.
The Cabinet of the VAE ratified four international similarities, aimed at investment promotion and protection, with the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uzbekistan, Somalia and the Philippines.
The cabinet also approved Mous’s number and similarities, including a computer economic partnership with Azerbaijan and an agreement between the Arab Youth Center and the Crown Prince Foundation Foundation of Jordan. Furter Approved Mous Addedsed Mutual Collection of Competcy certificates with Fixi, energy cooperation with Mongolia and Uzbekistan and Visa exemption with Sri Lanka.
In international affairs, the government approved the organization of eight -class eight events, including the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) Regional Committee meeting for the Central Indian Ocean; World Customs Organization Technology Conference and Exhibition; And the International Operational Risk Working Group Conference.
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