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February 20, 2024
Empowering E-Commerce in the UAE: A Deep Dive into Federal Decree-Law No. 14/2023

UAE’s commitment to fostering a robust and dynamic e-commerce sector by setting clear guidelines and standards for online trade.  Drafted to streamline operations, reduce bureaucratic hurdles, encourage innovation and provide conducive environment for e-commerce businesses.   The law applies to those free zones that lack specific legislation to regulate trading through technological means.  Delineates the rights...

February 17, 2024
US Court Declines to Enforce DIFC-LCIA Arbitration Agreement through DIAC

A look at the fate of existing DIFC-LCIA arbitration clauses after Dubai’s Decree 34 of 2021 dissolved the DIFC-LCIA and transferred its functions to the DIAC (Dubai International Arbitration Centre). In a recent development in the sphere of international dispute resolution, a United States court has refused to enforce a Dubai International Financial Centre-London Court...

February 1, 2024
Bharat Mart in the UAE: A New Opportunity for Exporters

Bharat Mart, India’s proposed warehousing facility in the Jebel Ali Free Zone, is expected to be functional by 2025. It allows Indian exporters to showcase their products under one roof. Now they can serve UAE markets, GCC countries, and global markets. In the ever-evolving landscape of global retail, the introduction of Bharat Mart in the United...

January 18, 2024
UAE Set to Introduce Dedicated Bankruptcy Courts for Adjudicating Cases

UAE Bankruptcy Court according to the Federal Decree-Law No. 51/2023 comes into effect on May 1 Eliminates the need for distinct enforcement proceedings initiated by creditors Preventive Settlement mechanism replaces the Bankruptcy Preventive Composition In a significant stride towards enhancing the legal framework for financial restructuring and insolvency in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the...

January 2, 2024
Oman Opens Wider for Foreign Investment; Allows Non-residents to Start Business 

​​The Sultanate of Oman is gearing towards a Foreign Investor-friendly regulatory regime. With the latest regulatory reforms, foreign investment do not need a residency card to establish a business in Oman. This groundbreaking development is part of Oman’s strategic vision to diversify its economy and attract global investors.​  Thinking about expanding your business to Oman?...

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