Other Briefings
Jordan’s Residency Rules and Recent Easing of Residency Requirements
Jordan’s Cabinet approved reforms to residency rules and deposit requirements for foreign residents and property owners, aiming to boost investment.
Oman’s New Banking Law: Key Regulatory Changes, Compliance Requirements, and Business Impact
Oman’s New Banking Law enhances the Central Bank’s authority, increases capital requirements, and strengthens financial regulations across banking sectors.
Saudi Arabia Introduces New Ultimate Beneficial Ownership Rules
Saudi Arabia introduced the new Ultimate Beneficial Ownership (UBO) Rules, mandating all companies to identify, disclose, and maintain up-to-date records of their ultimate beneficial owners.
Kuwait Approves Public Debt Law for US$65 Billion Bond Sale
Kuwait approved its Public Debt Law, authorizing US$65 billion in sovereign and Sukuk bonds over 50 years, aiming to attract investments.
UAE’s 2025 Food Safety Regulations: Impact on the F&B Sector
The UAE’s 2025 food safety regulations aim to standardize food safety practices, enhance public health, and promote sustainable growth.
How the UAE’s Carbon Credit Market is Shaping Sustainability and Business Compliance
The UAE’s carbon credit market aligns with the Net Zero by 2050 strategy and offers businesses opportunities in carbon credits trading.
Procedure for Design Registration in the UAE
Securing industrial design registration rights in the UAE provides businesses and individuals with exclusive ownership, preventing unauthorized use and enabling legal enforcement.
Qatar Financial Centre Slashes Business Setup Fees by 90% to Boost Market Entry
Qatar Financial Centre has slashed business setup fees – from US$5000 to US$500 – for licensing entities, with the exception of Single Family Offices.
Saudi Arabia’s Evolving Regulatory Framework for the Technology and Data Economy
Saudi Arabia’s commitment to digital transformation is a cornerstone of its Vision 2030 initiative, which aims to diversify the economy and position the Kingdom as a global technology hub.
UAE’s New Merger Control Regime: Key Considerations for Businesses
The UAE’s new merger control regime introduces stricter regulatory enforcement, requiring businesses to assess transactions against new thresholds and ensure compliance with increased scrutiny by the MoE.
