The Dubai Blockchain Strategy, launched in 2016, aimed to make Dubai the first city fully powered by blockchain by 2020, targeting 100% of applicable government services on-chain. By 2024, significant progress was made, with over 24 use cases implemented across sectors like real estate, transportation, and healthcare. The DubaiPay portal and vehicle lifecycle management system are notable examples. However, precise data on the actual percentage of government services on-chain is limited. Estimates suggest around 60-70% of targeted services have adopted blockchain, driven by initiatives like the Emirates Blockchain Strategy 2021. Challenges like underutilization and skill shortages persist, but Dubai’s proactive regulatory framework and partnerships with IBM and ConsenSys continue to advance its e-governance transformation.