Source : WAM
The Ras Al Khaimah Department of Economic Development (DED) completed 27,788 electronic transactions in 2025, up from 26,028 transactions in 2024, reflecting a growth rate of 6.8%. This increase highlights the rapid progress of digital transformation in the emirate’s economic services.
The Department emphasized that this growth underscores the effectiveness of its strategy to develop a comprehensive digital services ecosystem, enabling customers to conduct transactions electronically with speed and ease. This approach enhances operational efficiency and improves the overall experience for investors and entrepreneurs in Ras Al Khaimah.
The Department also reported that the number of electronic services offered to customers reached 53, covering 100% of its services. This milestone signifies the completion of a full digital transformation of all services, aligning with the government’s goal of providing smart and integrated service delivery.
Officials highlighted that digital transformation is a cornerstone of strengthening Ras Al Khaimah’s business competitiveness. By simplifying procedures, reducing transaction times, and offering round-the-clock integrated services without the need for physical visits, the emirate provides a more investor-friendly environment.
The Department added that this achievement is the result of upgrading electronic systems, expanding smart services, and enhancing integration with relevant entities, thereby fostering a flexible, growth-oriented investment climate.
