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ARTICLE · 02 AUGUST 2024

Understanding Third-Party Liability In UAE Space Law

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The UAE has been proactive in developing its space law framework, established upon Federal Law No. 12/2019, which originally outlined regulations for the space sector.

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The UAE has taken a significant step forward in regulating space activities with Cabinet Decision No. 20/2023 on the Regulation for Ensuring Compensation of the Damage Caused to Third Parties While Practising Space Activities and Other Activities Related to the Space Sector. This decision establishes clear guidelines for managing third-party liability in the increasing field of space exploration.

Evolution of Space Law in the UAE

The UAE has been proactive in developing its space law framework, established upon Federal Law No. 12/2019, which originally outlined regulations for the space sector. Cabinet Decision No. 20/2023 expands upon this foundation by specifically addressing how damages to third parties from space activities should be handled within UAE jurisdiction.

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