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    Decree-Law No. 78 Of 2026 On Combating Commercial Concealment

    Kuwait has enacted its first standalone law criminalizing commercial concealment, commonly known as 'fronting' or hidden ownership arrangements. The legislation establishes dual prohibitions on unlicensed economic activity and enabling concealment, while extending criminal liability to company management and offering financial rewards to whistleblowers. Set to take effect in early 2027, this regulatory framework aims to enhance business transparency and ensure foreign investment flows through compliant stru
    KuwaitCorporate/Commercial Law
    GLA & Company
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    Decree Law No. 67 of 2026: The Corporatization of Kuwait’s Oil Sector

    Kuwait's Decree-Law No. 67 of 2026 fundamentally restructures Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, shifting it from a heavily regulated public entity to a commercially managed enterprise with board-led governance and streamlined contracting powers. The amendments remove prior-oversight constraints, prohibit local agency intermediation, and position KPC as a quasi-holding company with expanded authority over subsidiaries, financing, and procurement. What do these reforms mean for international counterparties, lende
    KuwaitCorporate/Commercial Law
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    Kuwait Updates Its UBO Rules: What Ministerial Decision No. 156 Of 2026 Means For Companies And Investors

    Kuwait's Ministry of Commerce and Industry has dramatically shortened the compliance deadlines for beneficial ownership disclosure, compressing the filing window from 60 days to just 15 days. Companies must now establish UBO registers, notify nominee arrangements, and submit ownership data to the registrar within this compressed timeframe, creating immediate operational pressure and heightened penalty exposure.
    KuwaitCorporate/Commercial Law
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    CBK Restricts The Use Of Structures Built On State-Owned Land As Collateral

    The Central Bank of Kuwait has issued a directive prohibiting financial institutions from accepting mortgages over buildings constructed on state-owned land as qualifying collateral. This regulatory intervention closes a market practice gap and carries significant implications for project finance structures, particularly affecting lenders who had previously accepted such security arrangements outside the PPP framework.
    KuwaitFinance and Banking
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    Online Food Delivery Platforms In The UAE: A Market Under Increasing Regulatory Scrutiny

    The UAE has introduced comprehensive regulatory instruments governing online food delivery platforms, establishing enforceable standards for transparency, fair dealing, and competitive conduct. These landmark measures address exclusivity arrangements, commission structures, data practices, and algorithmic ranking—fundamentally reshaping the compliance landscape for platforms and food establishments alike.
    United Arab EmiratesAntitrust/Competition Law
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    The UAE Artificial Intelligence And Data Authority: What It Means For AI, Data, And Digital Governance

    The UAE has established a new Artificial Intelligence and Data Authority, consolidating three separate government bodies under a single national framework. This institutional development signals...
    United Arab EmiratesStrategy
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    Egypt’s New Model Work Regulations Are Now In Force: What You Need To Know

    Egypt's new Ministerial Decree No. 162 of 2026 establishes comprehensive internal work regulations for private-sector establishments with ten or more employees, introducing mandatory requirements for workplace policies...
    EgyptEmployment and HR
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