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News Archive 2019 | Page 6 of 7
Investments in UAE agriculture: vertical farms and agrotechnologies as a strategic priority
The United Arab Emirates is actively developing agriculture as part of its national strategy for food security and economic diversification. Despite challenging climatic conditions, limited water resources, and a shortage of arable land, the state is consistently implementing advanced agrotechnologies, with a strong focus on vertical farming and controlled environment agriculture (CEA)...
Asset protection through corporate structures in UAE free zones: key considerations
The free economic zones of the United Arab Emirates, including the Dubai International Financial Centre (Dubai International Financial Centre, DIFC), provide legal and internationally recognized tools for structuring and protecting private and corporate assets. This is not about concealing ownership, but about proper legal segregation of assets, reducing operational and legal risks, protecting against claims from third parties, and ensuring capital succession...
Rules and tips on business etiquette in Dubai, UAE
Business etiquette is a set of rules of conduct and communication that shape an individual's and a company's professional image. Compliance with these norms helps build trust-based relationships, conduct negotiations effectively, and avoid cultural and reputational mistakes...
Our company received the best registered agent award for 2018
Alliance Business Advisors has been recognised for many years as one of the leading and most qualified providers of corporate services in the United Arab Emirates. In recognition of its professional expertise, accumulated experience, and consistently high-quality services, Alliance Business Advisors was officially awarded the Best Registered Agent for 2018 in late January 2019...
Changing jurisdiction to optimise business: why companies move abroad
Globalisation of markets and the growth of international trade continue to accelerate. Companies increasingly operate across multiple countries and are forced to adapt their structures to changing economic, regulatory, and tax environments...





