Dubai continues to show its strong commitment to economic stability and growth. Today, His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum announced a massive AED 1 billion support package aimed at boosting Dubai’s business sector.
New Financial Measures Approved
Chairing a recent meeting of The Executive Council, Sheikh Hamdan officially approved the new financial measures. This initiative is designed to improve the economy’s resilience, readiness, and overall agility.
- Rollout: The extensive support package begins on April 1.
- Duration: It will take place over the next three to six months.
- Impact: For business owners and workers across the city, this move provides crucial backing and confidence.

Strong Economic Performance
The announcement also highlighted Dubai’s impressive financial performance for 2025. During the meeting, The Executive Council reviewed recent economic data showing that the emirate’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) rose by 5.4%. This significant growth pushed the total GDP to over AED 937 billion, reflecting a thriving economy that continues to expand and adapt rapidly.


A Message of Reassurance
Taking to his official X account, Sheikh Hamdan shared a clear message of reassurance for everyone living and working in the emirate. He emphasized that Dubai remains fully committed to supporting individuals, families, and businesses. By relying on strong government institutions and deep community ties, the city provides a reliable foundation of stability.
As Dubai moves forward, it consistently proves its ability to turn challenges into opportunities. With this new AED 1 billion package and a growing GDP, the emirate is set to emerge stronger than ever, ensuring a bright future for its residents and the entire business community.
Here is the post from Shiekh Hamdan’s official X account about the announcement:
Today, I chaired a meeting of The Executive Council, where we approved an AED 1 billion support package for Dubai’s business sector, to be rolled out from 1 April over the next three to six months. The measures are designed to strengthen the economy’s resilience, readiness and… pic.twitter.com/ZBKYGBGppA
— Hamdan bin Mohammed (@HamdanMohammed) March 30, 2026