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Find out moreWelcome to this edition of Law Update, where we focus on the ever-evolving landscape of financial services regulation across the region. As the financial markets in the region continue to grow and diversify, this issue provides timely insights into the key regulatory developments shaping banking, investment, insolvency, and emerging technologies.
2025 is set to be a game-changer for the MENA region, with legal and regulatory shifts from 2024 continuing to reshape its economic landscape. Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, Iraq, Qatar, and Bahrain are all implementing groundbreaking reforms in sustainable financing, investment laws, labor regulations, and dispute resolution. As the region positions itself for deeper global integration, businesses must adapt to a rapidly evolving legal environment.
Our Eyes on 2025 publication provides essential insights and practical guidance on the key legal updates shaping the year ahead—equipping you with the knowledge to stay ahead in this dynamic market.
by Andrew Fawcett / Zeina Albuainain
A brief overview of the new ten decisions with respect to Personal Data Protection Law ("PDPL"), and some key considerations as to what companies processing personal data in Bahrain may have to consider.
Read Moreby Mariam Sabet
With the inclusion of e-commerce on the agenda of the AfCFTA, this should pave the way for African countries to set rules that can facilitate more regional, cross-border e-commerce.
Read MoreThe AfCFTA was born out of the need for progressive elimination of trade barriers on the continent.
Read Moreby Said Refaei / Sara Omer Ali
We review a recent ruling of the Federal Supreme Court (Judgment 683-769 of 2021), which considered the meaning and effect of article 90.
Read MoreWe discuss Authorised Managers’ accountability obligations towards their respective Companies pursuant to the Companies Law, the Labour Law No. (37) of 2015 (the ‘Labour Law’), and the Penal Code No. (111) of 1969 (the “Penal Code”).
Read Moreby Ali Bachrouch / Hussam Helal / Sara Omer Ali
The mining sector attracts major investments; and the development of the legislative framework in Fujairah is very apparent, in addition to the investment opportunities, and the presence of a large number of licensed companies in this field.
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