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Find out moreThis special edition of Law Update, marking Al Tamimi & Company’s 35th anniversary, explores the evolving legal landscape of energy and climate law across the region.
As the Middle East prioritises sustainable growth, this edition examines key developments shaping the future of the sector. From the UAE’s Federal Law No. 11 of 2024 to advancements in green hydrogen, solar financing, and carbon capture technology, we spotlight the innovative strides and challenges defining this critical area.
We also go into Saudi Arabia’s initiatives to integrate carbon capture into its industrial expansion and Egypt’s AFRICARBONEX platform, which underscores the region’s commitment to a sustainable and inclusive future.
Join us as we celebrate 35 years of legal excellence and forward-thinking insights, paving the way for a more sustainable tomorrow.
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Footballers are becoming increasingly aware of the value of their own image. Outside of standard apparel deals (for example football boots and shin pads) we are now seeing footballers promoting a whole host of products and services.
Read Moreby Ali Talib Fezea
Most countries provide rights and privileges and impose obligations on its citizens and those who enjoy their nationality that differ from those rights, privileges and obligations granted to residing foreigners. This difference lies in the quality of obligations and rights granted to citizens and foreigners.
Read Moreby Ali Al Dabbagh / Zainab Hassan
The cost of initiating an arbitration proceeding is significantly higher than the cost of filing a lawsuit in Iraq. It may take several years to issue an arbitration award while Iraqi courts typically reach a final decision within 18 months on average.
Read MoreParties to an agreement may lay down certain conditions, in their agreement that may restrict or prevent certain acts in relation to their transaction.
Read Moreby Hassan Ahmed
Everyone has a right to report criminal offences to the competent Kuwaiti authorities. The Kuwaiti legislature had set out a standalone provision and save for few exceptions, the reporting is actually a legal requirement and duty.
Read Moreby Ashish Banga / Faisal Al Ashkar
The UAE has undoubtedly become one of the leading countries in fostering and adopting virtual assets and has become internationally recognised as the crypto-hub.
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