UAE ranks in global top ten for good governance in 2026 CGGI report
The UAE has secured a top-ten position globally in the 2026 Chandler Good Government Index (CGGI). The country also leads the Arab world in good governance, reflecting its commitment to innovation and efficiency. Officials credit this success to a forward-thinking leadership and a well-coordinated government system. The UAE ranked first in the region and across Arab nations for its governance model. Its performance stood out in areas such as government innovation, strategic planning, and flexibility in executing policies. The country also topped global indicators for setting clear strategic priorities and adapting quickly to change.
In the CGGI, the UAE placed third worldwide for long-term vision and institutional coordination. It further secured second place globally in government service satisfaction, adaptability, and employment metrics. These results highlight the effectiveness of its integrated governance approach.
Mohammad Abdullah Al Gergawi, Minister of Cabinet Affairs, linked the achievements to the leadership’s vision. He emphasised that the UAE’s model thrives on institutional integration and proactive decision-making. The government’s ability to turn national goals into measurable global successes has reinforced its reputation for efficiency. The UAE’s high rankings in the CGGI confirm the strength of its governance framework. By focusing on innovation, strategic foresight, and rapid implementation, the country continues to set benchmarks in public sector performance. These results position the UAE as a leader in modern, future-ready governance systems.
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