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ARTICLE · 03 AUGUST 2021

Pandemic Effect On Maritime Industry In UAE

Dr Hassan Elhais
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Certainly, we all didn't imagine the most awaited 2020 to be such harsh year for health, economy and lifestyle for everyone.

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Certainly, we all didn't imagine the most awaited 2020 to be such harsh year for health, economy and lifestyle for everyone. We are restricted to even perform basic activities like breathing (without a mask) and some other major industries were shut temporarily. We have discussed the impact of coronavirus on many sectors drifting economy away from normal to devastating. Another important industry who has faced the wrath of coronavirus is Maritime and shipping, wherein, the Maritime lawyers of Dubai believe that the major impact on this industry is due to the restrictions imposed on shipping cargos by most governments around the world. Accordingly, the industry is currently facing multiples issues and struggling to survive in the wave of global pandemic. The article by top Lawyers of Dubai will discuss these challenges briefly to provide an insight to our readers.

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