The pie chart below shows how much of the budget the UAE government spent on different sectors in 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The provided pie chart illustrates how the government of the UAE allocated its budget across various sectors in 2010. The figures are presented as percentages of the total expenditure.

Overall, defence received the largest share of the budget, while the 'Other' category accounted for the smallest proportion. Spending on essential services such as education and healthcare also represented significant portions of the total budget.

Specifically, defence spending stood at 28%, making it the highest single expenditure. Education followed, taking up 22% of the budget, which was slightly less than defence. Healthcare was the third largest sector, with 18% of the budget. Infrastructure also received a notable amount, at 14%. Together, these four sectors accounted for more than three-quarters of the total spending.

In contrast, social welfare represented 10% of the budget. The smallest allocation was to the 'Other' category, at just 8%. This figure was considerably lower than the spending on defence, being more than three times less.