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UAE keeps global lead in digital adoption due to visionary rules

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August 11, 2025

The UAE continues to strengthen its leading position on the global digital transformation map, driven by a forward-looking vision and ambitious national policies that have made digital innovation a cornerstone of sustainable development and economic competitiveness.

UAE keeps global lead in digital adoption due to visionary rules

Public and private institutions are adopting policies that place people first, viewing them as both the beneficiaries and leaders of the transformation process. Numerous international reports highlight the country’s rapid progress in this field and its top rankings in prestigious global indices, reinforcing its regional and global leadership in modern technology and smart transformation.

According to the United Nations E-Government Survey 2024, the UAE ranked first globally in the Telecommunications Infrastructure Index, achieving a full score of 100 per cent. This reflects the extensive reach and high efficiency of digital networks, underscoring the maturity of the country’s digital infrastructure.

As per the Speedtest Global Index issued by global company Ookla, the UAE has maintained its first-place ranking worldwide for mobile internet speed from July 2024 to June 2025. In the latest update for June, the UAE recorded an average download speed of 546.14 megabits per second, significantly ahead of its nearest global competitors.

In 2024, the UAE Government achieved a milestone in digital services, completing 173.7 million digital government transactions. More than 57 million beneficiaries accessed 1,419 digital government services, with a satisfaction rate of 91 per cent.

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