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Expo 2020, a gathering of festivities and a platform that brings people from all over the globe together to connect, share ideas, discover, and develop, has begun in Dubai.

As part of a larger initiative to recruit talented people and promote foreign investment, the UAE government is undertaking a slew of measures.

As the Middle East recovers from the impact of the Covid19 pandemic, the UAE’s real estate market is showing signs of revival ahead of Expo 2020.

While the world economy is grappling with various global tensions and insecurities, Dubai’s businesses are continuing to expand. Dubai is the first of several nations that will open its borders to international gatherings and conventions in the second half of 2021 and early 2022.

Over the years, Dubai has successfully fostered a hospitable environment in the realm of business. During this pandemic time, the majority of economies are struggling to remain afloat or restore stability, Dubai is well on its way to returning to its daily chores.

When the world economy is wounded with the pandemic piercing its claws deep down putting countless people out of business, we are witnessing a change in the business landscape. Adaptation to the present environment is the only survival mode meant for the new market realities.

Dubai puts a huge leap forward in advocating the cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. Dubai’s flagship free zone Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) has launched its crypto center for ushering the growth of businesses operating in cryptographic and blockchain technology.

Located at the heart of Dubai city, Dubai World Trade Centre Free Zone is one of the most preferred destinations for SMEs, startups, […]

Until recently complete ownership to foreign investors was the sole feature of free zones in UAE, but from June 1st onwards UAE mainland can also boast of this characteristic.