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Badreddine Souissi
Badreddine Souissi
Government Liaison Manager Qatar
Setting up a construction company in Qatar may become the go-to choice for construction businesses. Unlike other GCC countries, where construction businesses often require extensive external approvals and engineering qualifications from the outset, Qatar’s Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) specifies that no external approvals are needed at the licensing stage. Read more
Libbie Burtinshaw
Libbie Burtinshaw
Head of Operations
A faster, smarter way to renew visas Renewing a UAE residence visa has always meant dealing with medical screening, paperwork, multiple digital platforms, and long processing times. That’s changing. Dubai’s General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) has launched Salama, a new AI-powered platform designed to cut out delays and streamline the entire process. Read more
Badreddine Souissi
Badreddine Souissi
Government Liaison Manager Qatar
Qatar’s popularity as a business destination continues to grow. Recent reforms have expanded opportunities for full foreign ownership, introduced tax incentives, and encouraged growth in key sectors like finance, technology, and logistics. The impact is clear— in the second quarter of this year alone, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI) issued around 4,000 commercial registrations and 12,000 commercial licences. Read more
Martin Zubeldia
Martin Zubeldia
Sovereign Business Development Manager - UAE
Recently, DAMAC Properties, led by UAE billionaire Hussain Sajwani, announced a $20 billion investment in U.S. data centres during a high-profile event with President-elect Donald Trump. The investment reflects a significant move by DAMAC, known for its real estate developments, into the rapidly growing digital infrastructure sector. Sajwani, a close business associate of the Trump family, has built a reputation for leveraging strategic partnerships to expand into new markets. Read more
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