Setting up a business in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) involves careful planning, here are some essential factors to keep in mind:

Confidence among companies is at a 10-year high even as the health and economic crisis tapers off.

The UAE is home to world-class infrastructure, global connectivity, and the internationally recognised financial hubs of DIFC and ADGM.

Issues related to poor healthcare infrastructure in India and taxes at home, combined with the UAE's open-arm policies, are said to influence high-net-worth Indians in their decision to relocate to the Gulf

So far 59 investors in the emirate have already taken advantage of the new law that went into effect for the whole UAE at the beginning of this month.

Business conditions have improved to the highest level since November 2019

The emirate has emerged as a preferred destination

During the pandemic, 92 percent of people saw Dubai as the safest place in the world to conduct business meetings

The combination offers a compelling value proposition for both Emaar Properties and Emaar Malls’ shareholders

Amendments to the Commercial Companies’ law further opens up economy to all nationalities

Dubai Economy sees 83% growth in DED Trader licences issued in first half of 2020.

Half of Dubai's public sector will be back in the workplace from 1 June, with many private sector firms following suit.