Introduction According to the World Bank website (2009), e-government is the use of modern technologies in information and communication such as the internet, wide area networks, and mobile computing by the government to improve and promote efficiency, service delivery, improve access to government facilities and interaction with the public. It is the performance of governance using the electronic medium to ensure an efficient and transparent government that is informing the public and performs government administrative duties (Schwester, 2009). Transparency and accountability are the objectives that governments put forward concerning e-governance within their operations. This is aimed at providing opportunities that transform the relationship between citizens and the outside world concerning access to government services and information through the internet. A survey conducted by the United Nations (2010) on global readiness for E-Government services established that the United Arab Emirates was leading amongst Arab countries. In the category of international ranking, the United Arab Emirates is ranked 25 in the development of telecommunication infrastructure, position 49 in e-government development and maturity, 86 at e-participation, and 99 in the provision of online services worldwide. The survey was aimed at raising the standards of the United Arab Emirates in connection with its citizens, private sectors, and the government (Schwester, 2009). The research problem of e-government E-governance is faced with challenges that hinder implementation (Schwester, 2009). In this research, some consideration for the challenges must be examined. Sometimes, issues, both internal and external, end up affecting the changes that governments undertake to transform their operations regarding using new technologies. This study examines the challenges and the barriers that the government of the UAE is facing while trying to adopt new technologies for e-governance in the country. After establishing the issues, the report will also find possible ways through which the UAE government can overcome the issues and establish effective e-government in the country. From the recommendations made, the UAE government will come up with a viable decision regarding the establishment of e-governance and how the new system of governance will help all stakeholders in all emirates. The projects need proper planning, time, and efforts to be successfully implemented. The challenges that hinder a successful implementation of e-government projects are examined in this research. This research investigates internal challenges hindering the implementation of e-governance in the UAE. The research is to help to come up with a guideline to overcome and avoid challenges in the implementation of e-government. The model was to categorize the main factors that may hinder the success of implementing e-government projects. The approach of the Research Problem Carter and Weerakkody (2008) note that it is important for the UAE government to establish e-governance for its emirates, especially for the purposes of executing its duties in the emirates. Lack of trust is a challenge that reduces the implementation of e-governance. In order to develop and increase trust among all stakeholders involved, it is necessary for the government of the UAE to engage other local agencies from the country rather than involving external agencies only. Research Designs (formulation & objectives) The research on e-government in the United Arab Emirates is concerned with the problems that the UAE government expe