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The Emirati government announced the launch of a new National Economic Registry “Growth” platform.
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Additional Information: Officials stated the new registry platform is designed to centralize the procedures and requirements for establishing businesses and conducting economic activities in the country into a single national portal. The Ministry of Economy hopes the platform will eventually link to 100 federal and local authorities, increase the number of services provided to 500, reduce service delivery times and eliminate all unnecessary criteria and requirements. The government will regularly update the platform with commercial license information.
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