Masdar and Abu Dhabi Ports will collaborate to develop a framework that will allow investors in Abu Dhabi to expand their business operations across the zones under their management. Khushnum Bhandari for The National Masdar and Abu Dhabi Ports sign agreement to support Abu Dhabi Economic Vision 2030 Masdar and Abu Dhabi Ports Company signed an agreement which the pair said would support the local economy and help achieve the objectives of Abu Dhabi Economic Vision 2030. As part of the agreement, Masdar and Abu Dhabi Ports, representing its subsidiaries Khalifa Industrial Zone Abu Dhabi (Kizad) and Abu Dhabi Free Zone, will collaborate to develop a framework that will allow investors in Abu Dhabi to expand their business operations across the zones under their management, while also reducing costs and increasing the competitive advantage of the emirate. The companies will also work together in the areas of sustainability, renewable energy and innovation. “Masdar is comm...

Emirates rallies leaders to pave the path for robust growth and recovery ‘Beyond Better, Forward Together’ went way beyond a catchy tagline for Emirates’ Commercial Operations Management Conference, delivering action-packed, high-voltage sessions for more than 300 of its leaders and senior executives based globally and locally. Over two days this week, the audience were taken through an inspirational journey that mapped out Emirates’ solid strategy around fleet, destinations, products, and unimaginable growth – all wrapped around the airline’s hub Dubai. Dinner at the Museum of the Future, Dubai’s latest iconic attraction and a strategic partner of the airline, served as a fitting backdrop for the programme on day one. All of it was topped by an impromptu visit by HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman and Chief Executive, Emirates Airline & Group that brought the attendees to their feet.   Invited speakers enlivened the conference with their take on aviation, tourism a...

  DMCC – the world’s flagship Free Zone and Government of Dubai Authority on commodities trade and enterprise – has announced a doubling of Chinese companies in its Free Zone, and adding on average more than two Chinese companies a week. Today, DMCC is home to 703 Chinese businesses, representing nearly 12% of the Chinese companies in the UAE. This growth is underpinned by a long-standing diplomatic and economic relationship between the UAE and China.   DMCC has played a vital role in strengthening the UAE–China trade relations and in enhancing the presence of Chinese companies in Dubai. Since its establishment, DMCC has signed a wide range of agreements with public and private entities in China to boost the bilateral trade relationship, and hosted roadshows and webinars to facilitate the international expansion of Chinese companies.   DMCC has created an integrated infrastructure that caters to the Chinese business community, including the establishment of the Yingtian C...

 Company Formation in Dubai UAE steps process documents approvals  Abu Dhabi, Business in Dubai, Business Setup, Business Strategy, Company formation, Free zone, PRO Services, UAE Business Laws Company Formation in Dubai packages, process, documents, approvals and cost The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is an attractive location for companies looking to expand into new markets. It has a well-educated workforce, low corporate tax rates, and a stable political environment.    The process of setting up a business in Dubai is simple. If you’re considering starting a business in Dubai, there are several steps involved. First, you must register with the Department of Economic Development (DED). You will then need to apply for a license to operate as a limited liability company (LLC), partnership, or sole proprietorship. Once you receive approval, you will need to open a bank account and set up a local office. Finally, you will need to file annual returns with DED. Com...