Middle East: Corporate/Commercial Law

The UAE has introduced a comprehensive regulatory framework governing the valuation of non-cash assets contributed to company capital. Ministerial Decision No. 117/2026 establishes mandatory accreditation requirements...

في بيئة الأعمال المصرية شديدة التنافس، يواجه الدائنون تحديات كبيرة في تحصيل الديون ا&#

Farah Al Qubtan is a legal professional with expertise in corporate and commercial advisory, commercial disputes, and company formation. She holds an LLB from the University of Reading and completed her Legal Practice Course at the University of Law in London.

The UAE has introduced Cabinet Decision No. 105 of 2026, establishing official fees for competition law filings under Federal Decree-Law No. 36 of 2023. The fee structure includes a turnover-based calculation for merger clearance requests (0.02% of annual sales, capped at AED 150,000), flat fees for exemption requests (AED 5,000), and nominal charges for objections and grievances. These fees take effect on 29 July 2026, one day before the implementing regulation becomes operational.

دليل شامل حول ترخيص الأعمال وتأسيس الشركات في القاهرة، مصر، يغطي المتطلبات القانوني...

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