The UAE's economic growth, driven by non-oil sector expansion and technology investments, presents opportunities for businesses and investors.
As cyber threats surge in the UAE, ranking third globally, we empower businesses with cybersecurity solutions, from threat management to compliance support.
The UAE has introduced Federal Decree-Laws No. 16 and No. 17 of 2024, launching new tax and e-Invoicing regulations to streamline compliance, enhance transparency, and support digital transformation for businesses.
Dubai is positioning itself as the Middle East's leading center for female entrepreneurship, with nearly half of its startups being led or co-founded by women, creating a progressive business environment that attracts international companies.
The FTA has urged Resident Juridical Persons to complete Corporate Income Tax registration by 30.09.2024, with penalties for non-compliance, stressing the importance of timely registration for legal compliance and business credibility.
The opening of IFZA's Swiss office in Zurich strengthens economic ties between the DACH region and the UAE, providing enhanced support, networking opportunities, and simplified market entry for businesses.
The UAE offers substantial growth potential for European businesses, driven by strong demand in sectors like construction and sustainability, a favorable investment climate, and opportunities for technological innovation.
The UAE mandates female board representation for private joint-stock companies by 2025, aiming to improve diversity in corporate leadership.
The UAE's interest rate cut reduces borrowing costs for businesses and enhances the country's appeal for foreign investment.
The UAE’s stable economic environment and attractive tax policies provide German businesses with a unique opportunity to escape inflationary pressures at home, while also serving as a strategic base for expansion into the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.
The UAE is a leading investment hub with world-class infrastructure, a growing non-oil economy, and investor-friendly policies, making it ideal for businesses, especially European firms, to expand into the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.
ECB rate cuts offer cheaper financing for European businesses in Dubai, but a weaker euro could impact profits and increase conversion costs for new ventures.
The UAE's economic growth in 2024, particularly in non-oil sectors like finance, tourism, logistics, and construction, presents significant expansion opportunities for both established businesses and prospective European companies looking to enter the market.