The United Arab Emirates has strengthened its digital transformation drive as its unified government services platform, U.ae, reached 11 million users, marking a major milestone in the country’s push toward a fully digital public service ecosystem.

Officials said the growth reflects increasing adoption of online government services, as residents and businesses continue to shift from physical processes to digital platforms for faster and more efficient service delivery.

The platform serves as a central hub for accessing a wide range of government services, including residency applications, licensing, legal information, and public service updates.

Authorities noted that the milestone aligns with the UAE’s broader digital government vision, which prioritises innovation, artificial intelligence integration, and seamless user experience across public institutions.

Experts say the rise in usage highlights growing trust in digital governance systems and the country’s continued investment in smart infrastructure and e-services.

The UAE government has consistently ranked among global leaders in digital readiness, with ongoing efforts to enhance accessibility and improve service efficiency for citizens and residents.

Officials added that further upgrades are planned to expand the platform’s capabilities and integrate more advanced AI-driven features in the coming years.