Dubai has launched the first phase of its Social Sector Strategy 2025–2033. Led by the Community Development Authority, the initiative aims to create a practical, long-term roadmap focused on improving the wellbeing of individuals and communities.
The initial session featured technical discussions and collaborative input to align the strategy with real community needs. The development process will roll out with three stages: situational analysis and future foresight, the design of key pillars and initiatives, and the creation of a performance framework and roadmap for implementation.
The strategy underlines Dubai’s broader ambition to strengthen its social infrastructure and position itself as a global model for inclusive and sustainable development.
Gulf Economist Staff Writer