Legal & Regulatory

UAE Central Bank Calls on Lenders to Extend Loan Repayment Following Unstable Weather Conditions

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UAE directs banks and insurers to allow six-month loan repayment delay for customers affected by unstable weather.

Dubai Introduces New Judicial Authority to Resolve Conflicts Between DIFC and Local Courts

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Dubai has introduced a new judicial authority to address jurisdictional conflicts between DIFC Courts and local judicial bodies, with the goal of streamlining legal proceedings.

The UAE’s New Digital Law for Payments and Transactions

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Enacted in 2023, the UAE’s New Digital Law regulates e-commerce activities, enhances consumer protection, and promotes digital innovation.

Oman Establishes Financial Services Authority: Key Highlights and Implications

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Oman is establishing the Financial Services Authority (FSA), which will replace the Capital Market Authority.

UAE Issues New Law Governing Public-Private Partnerships

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The UAE has enacted a new law to regulate public-private partnerships, establishing a framework for collaborations between federal government entities and the private sector.

Dubai Ban on Single-Use Plastic Bags Began on January 1

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Dubai has introduced a phased ban on single-use products in its market, starting with single-use plastic bags from January 1, 2024. We list key details for businesses to pay attention to for compliance.

Establishing A Representative Office In The UAE

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Using the Emirates as a base to reach out to the Middle East, Africa & South Asia. Establishing a company in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) may pave the way for a complete change of direction in your business life and professional environment. The UAE is a nation of experimentation, investment, and can provide the rewards of being the transit link between East and West.

The Halal Market In China: Certification Processes

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While China is not considered a major halal food manufacturing hub, halal food and drinks production has witnessed great growth in China. In this article, we introduce what is Halal, the motives for a business to get a halal certification, and the procedures to get a halal certification in China.

Investing In Indonesia’s Halal Market: A US$200 Billion Opportunity For Middle East Businesses

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Indonesia’s Government Regulation 39 of 2021 (GR 39/2021) sets out the requirements for businesses to obtain Halal certification for their goods and services. Under the law, products that enter, circulate, and are traded in Indonesia must be Halal certified. To obtain certification, businesses must first apply to the Halal Product Assurance Agency. The agency will […]

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