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ARTICLE · 17 NOVEMBER 2011

Single Portal For Dubai Licensing

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With the aim of promoting Dubai as the regional hub for business in the Middle East, the Government of Dubai recently introduced a new Licensing Law that delegates to DED the responsibility of streamlining and updating the current licensing system as well as, more generally, regulating economic activities in Dubai.

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Shahrzad Molavi
Shahrzad Molavi

With the aim of promoting Dubai as the regional hub for business in the Middle East, the Government of Dubai recently introduced a new Licensing Law that delegates to DED the responsibility of streamlining and updating the current licensing system as well as, more generally, regulating economic activities in Dubai. Sharhzad Molavi highlights the main provisions of this new law.

In Brief:

  • The new Licensing Law, through a single portal, aims to facilitate improved coordination between various relevant authorities to regulate economic activity in Dubai, particularly with respect to licensing and permissions for small and medium sized businesses.
  • The new Licensing Law has assigned the Dubai Department of Economic Development (DED) the task of overseeing this move towards a streamlined process for licensing as well as, more generally, regulating various economic activities in Dubai, outside the free zones.

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