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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.
Read Nowby Ahmed Jaafir / Samiya Mitha / Sofian Nawaiseh
Qatar Ministry of Education and Higher Education (Ministry of Education) in keeping with the Qatar National Vision 2030 is keen to allow local and foreign investors to establish educational institutions in Qatar.
Read Moreby Ivor McGettigan / Farha Leadbetter
Saudi Arabia recognises the need to evolve and enhance its education system to support its young population, drive a new innovative economy and sufficiently meet new demands.
Read Moreby Mark Brown / Marianna Margaritidou
The Central Bank of the UAE (“CBUAE”) has been, for several years, issuing restricted commercial banking licences to foreign bank branches allowing them to offer facilities only to corporate clients in the UAE.
Read MoreThe Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) in its 2022 Special 301 Report on Intellectual Property Protection and Enforcement has removed Saudi Arabia from the Priority Watch List.
Read Moreby Richard Catling / Nawal Abdel Hadi
Given the upheaval around the world caused by COVID-19 in the last 3 years, for business owners there has never been a better time to take a good, hard look at your business and ensure that it is established on sustainable footing.
Read MoreShopping mall leases, like leases governed by the Law, must have a maximum stated duration of less than 10 years (or will be considered a long lease, governed by different legal provisions) and must be registered (for a fixed fee of MAD 200).
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