Armenian President Visits UAE: Strengthening Ties Between Nations

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  In a significant diplomatic move, the President of Armenia has embarked on an official visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), aiming to bolster bilateral relations, expand economic cooperation, and foster cultural exchange between the two nations. The high-level visit marks a new chapter in Armenia-UAE relations, showcasing a mutual commitment to deepening political dialogue and exploring opportunities in trade, technology, energy, tourism, and investment. During his visit, the Armenian President held discussions with top Emirati leaders, including His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the President of the UAE and Ruler of Abu Dhabi. The leaders discussed regional and international developments, emphasizing the importance of peace, stability, and economic collaboration in the South Caucasus and Middle East regions. Key Highlights of the Visit: Economic Partnerships: Talks included strategies to enhance mutual trade and explore investment in sectors such as infrast...

Defaulters in Dubai can pay outstanding funds in instalments

 

Dubai

In order to amend Article No. (25) of Executive Council Resolution No. (5) of 2021, which relates to Executive Regulation of Law No. (1) of 2016 on the Financial Regulations of the Government of Dubai, His Majesty Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of The Executive Council of Dubai, issued Executive Council Resolution No. (53) of 2022.

 In accordance with Article No. (25) on the payment of unpaid public funds in instalments, any public monies included on a list that a government body submits to the Department of Finance may be paid in instalments by the entity's head or an authorized representative (DoF).

 Public funds must be due by the date on which the application for payment by instalment is submitted, and the number of public funds to be paid by instalments cannot be less than the minimum amount set by the DoF, according to the Resolution. Other requirements include that public funds be due by the date on which the application for payment by instalment is submitted.

 The petitioner must also demonstrate their incapacity to make a single payment for the whole amount owed. A down payment of at least 25% of the total amount of public funding that must be paid back in instalments must also be made by the applicant.

 According to the amended Resolution, the head of the government entity or their authorized representative may lower the minimum payment after considering the reasons for the request if an applicant cannot make the required minimum payment of 25% of the outstanding amount before requesting payment by instalments.

 

The payment duration cannot be more than five years, or the time period during which the public money is due, whichever is shorter. Payment for instalments must be made with bank checks or another form of security approved by the DoF. Any additional requirements established by the DoF must be met.

 The Resolution states that a person requesting payment by instalments shall provide the guarantees or security requested by the DoF for all outstanding sums within 15 days of receiving notice of the decision granting the request.

 Until full payment is received, the warranties or security must be in effect for the duration of the instalment period. The judgment granting the application for payment by instalments shall be declared void if the applicant does not pay the payments by the dates specified.

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