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Source: Emirates 24|7

UAE Legal Rules on Debt Travel Bans and Bounced Cheques Explained

A UAE legal consultant has outlined the statutory framework governing civil and criminal travel bans across the country. Creditors can seek a civil travel ban for debts of at least Dh10,000 under Federal Decree-Law No. 42 of 2022, while unpaid cheques serve as directly enforceable execution instruments. Minor traffic violations do not automatically block departure unless escalated to civil court as unpaid debt.

China–UAE News
Source: www.wam.ae

Lianlian DigiTech Opens Middle East Office in DIFC for Cross-Border Payments

Global fintech platform Lianlian DigiTech has officially opened its Middle East regional office in the Dubai International Financial Centre. The move builds on the firm's Category 3D Payment Service Provider licence from the Dubai Financial Services Authority. The hub will provide cross-border payment, foreign exchange, and treasury management services to support trade between China and the Middle East.

China–UAE News
Source: Africa Confidential

China and UAE Lead Race for African Ports and Logistics Infrastructure

China and the UAE are dominating investments in African maritime ports and transport corridors, outpacing the US, the EU, and Saudi Arabia, according to Africa Confidential. The infrastructure expansion comes amid an estimated annual logistics funding deficit of $130 billion to $180 billion across the continent. Major operators, including DP World, AD Ports, and Chinese state-backed entities, are committing billions of dollars to key maritime hubs.

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