A total of AED 361 million worth of debt has been cleared for 3,310 Emirati nationals across the UAE.
According to the national news agency WAM, the dues have been waived off by the country’s debt relief fund in co-operation with 13 banks.
In line with 'Year of Tolerance', the move aims to secure the living conditions of UAE citizens and improve their financial stability.
The Non-performing Debt Relief Fund was established under the directives of the President, Sheikh Khalifa, to address the concerns of citizens.

UAE completes loading aid ship with 10 million meals for Gaza
Dubai declares remote work for govt. staff, private sector urged to follow suit
Dubai carriers issue travel advisory amid fluctuating weather
Dubai Police fully prepared for weather-related emergencies
Dubai public parks, beaches closed for two days
More rain forecast in Dubai for late Thursday, says NCM
UAE issues federal decree-law establishing National Media Authority
UAE leaders laud 'deep-rooted partnership' on Qatar's National Day
Dubai authorities urge caution amid unstable weather
UAE steps up Gaza relief efforts as winter storm intensifies
UAE, Azerbaijan Presidents strengthen bilateral cooperation
UAE announces new cut-off age for KG, Grade 1 school admissions
Dubai Police recognised as world’s most agile police force
UAE honours Professor Majed Chergui with 'Great Arab Minds' award
UAE issues yellow alert as dusty conditions reduce visibility
Traffic diversions in Ras Al Khor for Dubai Metro Blue Line works
UAE set for second phase of single-use plastic ban
Minor earthquake recorded east of Saudi Arabia
World’s Coolest Winter campaign spotlights UAE entrepreneurs
