Commercial Directory 16 May. 2010 Requirements for issuing a trade license
- Register a trade name either by a personal visit to the Departments offices or through the internet
- Determine the legal business form taking into consideration the desired business activity/ activities and the number and nationality of the partners/ owner.
- Determine the license type (commercial, industrial, agriculture or professional)
- Determine the type of business activity /activities to be practiced.
- Determine the activity nature and all related activities that can be included within each business license.
- Determine all the Department’s requirements and conditions of the desired license.
- Submit an application to the Department for an initial approval (Optional choice) either by a personal visit to the Departments offices or through the internet.
- Prepare other approvals for relevant government authorities as required according to the activities. For example for a medical clinic an, approval issued by the Ministry of Health is required.
- Prepare all required documents such as memoranda of association, lease contract for the required period of licensing and other required documents.
- Submit an application to the Department to obtain a final license.
- Pay the required fees and collect your license.
16 May. 2010 The purpose of such an approval is to ensure that the Department does not object to the license, and to permit completion of other documents required for issuing a final license and proceeding with the activity.
16 May. 2010
Yes this can be done after getting the required approval and conditions. Consumer Protection 16 May. 2010 1- A complaint is submitted through any of the above-mentioned channels.
2- Consumer Protection Section calls the defendant to verify the complaint.
3- The complainant receives response within 48 hours.
4- Consumer Protection Section tries to bring all the parties together and solve the problem amicably or legally as per consumer's protection laws.
5- The complaint is referred to the Ministry of Economy's Dispute Settlement Committee in case of not reaching to a suitable solution. 16 May. 2010
- Physically, through visiting the Consumer Protection Section in the Department of Economic Development and filling the complaint form.
- Calling the toll free 8008811 from Sunday to Thursday.
- Emailing the complaint to the Consumer Protection Section mail: consumer@adeconomy.ae.
- Sending the complaint to fax number: 0097124031636.
16 May. 2010 Complaints are made against the provider of goods and services does not commit to the national and local laws and regulations, such as the following:
1- Commercial fraud, i.e., selling counterfeit goods or offering services and goods that are not meeting specifications.
2- High prices.
3- After sale services issues.
4- The provider refuses to refund money or exchange damaged or defected goods.
5- The provider is not committed to product labeling that clearly imply the name, nature, type and ingredients of the product, production and expiry dates, net weight, country of origin and country of export (if applicable).
6- The provider offers goods without price tags clearly displayed.
7- The provider does not provide the consumer with a dated invoice which includes goods description, price and any other information.
8- The provider does not provide spare parts for durable goods within a limited period, or does not comply with guarantees announced or agreed upon with the consumer.
9- The provider is not committed to health and safety requirements. General Public Enquiries 21 Apr. 2010 Investment-friendly business environment
- To promote investment opportunities and provide a complete data base in Abu Dhabi, the Department of Economy is working on publishing two brochures on industry and tourism.
- Decree No. (10) of 2004 nominates a 9-member board for the Higher Corporation for Specialized Zones (HCSEZ) and the promulgation of Law No 3 of 2004 sets-up the HCSEZ. All current industrial and economic zones from the former General Industry Corporation (GIC) are transferred to the HCSEZ authority.
- A new public joint stock company General Holding Co (GHC) has been established through Decree No. 5 for 2004 to take over factories and plants owned by the now defunct General Industry Corporation (GIC) and roll out a privatization plan for their partial or full sell-off to U.A.E. nationals to activate their role in development.
21 Apr. 2010
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