Dubai: Dubai Chambers has effectively conducted three workshops designed to improve the business community’s knowledge of the UAE Commercial Companies Law, bankruptcy law, and insurance claims. These sessions saw participation from 133 representatives of private sector companies spanning various industries.
These targeted legal workshops were part of Dubai Chambers’ initiative to provide the business community with valuable insights and updates on recent legal developments. This effort aims to enhance companies’ compliance with legal requirements and boost their competitiveness.
“Insurance Claims in the UAE,” was delivered in partnership with Clyde & Co and Al Sahlawi & Co, focusing on recent trends in the insurance industry, as well as domestic and international regulatory and legal developments affecting insurance claims.
The third workshop, titled “UAE Commercial Companies Law and DIFC Companies Law: Managing Companies in the UAE,” was organized with EY Law. This session addressed critical legal issues for directors conducting business in the UAE, including directors’ responsibilities, corporate governance standards, and the importance of institutional compliance for data protection.
It also covered significant legal and administrative factors and highlighted the differences in directors’ roles between Dubai-based companies and those within the Dubai International Financial Centre.
Dubai Chambers plays a crucial role in driving the emirate’s economic development and business expansion. The organization is dedicated to fostering business growth in Dubai, supporting the international success of local companies, enhancing the emirate’s digital economy, advocating for the business community’s interests, and solidifying Dubai’s status as a premier global business hub.