Uae

The UAE is quickly emerging as a hotspot for cybersecurity innovation, with a rising number of entrepreneurs setting up cybersecurity companies to address growing digital threats. This surge is driven by the UAE government’s proactive stance, awarding lucrative contracts to cybersecurity firms to combat online scams and safeguard sensitive data. As digital transformation accelerates across the region, the demand for advanced cybersecurity solutions is creating exciting opportunities for businesses in the UAE. Read more

The economic potential of FIFA 2034 In preparation for the event, Saudi plans to inject $26 billion into infrastructure projects, including airports, transportation networks, and urban developments, to prepare for the influx of an estimated 5–6 million international visitors. This isn’t only for the tournament but is also part of a broader strategy to position the Kingdom as a premier global destination for tourism and investment. Read more

As the capital of the UAE and the largest of the seven emirates, Abu Dhabi attracts professionals and enterprises from across the world. However, companies looking to employ expatriates must secure the appropriate work visas to remain compliant and operate smoothly. Read more

With such a strong real estate sector in the UAE, there is a growing market for setting up Property Investment Crowdfunding Platforms. To do this in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) involves several steps, as it requires compliance with the DIFC's legal framework and regulations governed by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA). Read more

The Saudi Qualification Verification Program (QVP), previously limited to specific industries and nationalities, has undergone significant expansion, affecting the work visa application process for foreign nationals. Read more

In a groundbreaking move to boost coastal tourism, the Saudi Red Sea Authority (SRSA) has issued the Kingdom’s first-ever yacht chartering licences. This milestone marks a pivotal moment for Saudi Arabia’s maritime tourism sector, aligning with Saudi Vision 2030’s goals to enhance tourism services, attract investment, and increase international tourist arrivals. Read more

Startups are a driving force behind economic innovation, job creation, and growth. Globally, between 2021 and 2023, the startup economy contributed $7.6 trillion, with continued growth projected as we head towards 2025. Startups attract foreign direct investment (FDI) by offering scalable, high-growth solutions that appeal to international investors, positioning countries with strong startup ecosystems as global investment hubs. Read more

Employee performance is a fundamental aspect of any organisation’s success. High performing employees help drive innovation, productivity, and competitiveness; while underperformance, which often stems from skill gaps or poor leadership, can lead to reduced efficiency, lower morale, and higher turnover. Read more

Regulated business activities need to be carefully managed which requires companies engaging in the activity to obtain permits from the specific regulatory authority overseeing the sector. This ensures that the business will meet safety, quality, and operational standards set by regulators. Read more

Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) has introduced a pioneering Dubai AI licence to attract a new wave of AI-driven companies to the emirate. This innovative licence is designed to position Dubai as a key global hub for artificial intelligence, aligning with DIFC’s strategic focus on technology, finance, and business. By offering this licence, DIFC aims to foster a supportive ecosystem for AI companies, making Dubai an attractive destination for AI firms seeking a robust regulatory and business framework. Read more