(Bloomberg) --
The United Arab Emirates boosted the size of its stimulus package to $34 billion as the second-biggest Arab economy seeks to fend off the impact of the coronavirus.
The cabinet approved an additional support package of 16 billion dirhams, bringing the total size to 126 billion dirhams, according to a tweet by Dubai's ruler Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, who is also the prime minister of the U.A.E.
The nation's central bank earlier this month rolled out a $27 billion package of measures to support its banks. Abu Dhabi and Dubai, which are part of the U.A.E., have also announced separate measures.
U.A.E. Pledges $27 Billion Package to Ease Coronavirus Impact
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