The government of Dubai has started to cut spending in an effort to convert its budget to a surplus by 2011, the emirate's finance chief told Al-Bayan daily in an interview. Under the new plans Abdulrahman al-Saleh, the head of Dubai's Department of Finance, said he planned to trim the government's operating expenses by 15% this year to reduce the budget gap.
Subscribe to MEED to receive your choice of premium newsletters
 |
 |
 |
 |
Identify and track projects across the Middle East and North Africa through MEED Projects. Subscribers can track projects, conduct trend analysis, forecast, produce strategic reports and ultimately win new business.
Middle East data, research and analysis - from broad macroeconomic statistics to specific sector data, MEED Insight can help you accurately and cost effectively forecast market growth and trends.
MEED Events provide high profile speakers, relevant and critical business content and the latest news from across the GCC. With a portfolio that includes large-scale summits, two-day industry specific conferences and unique networking opportunities.
Site powered by Webvision
Share
