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Policy & Legal Updates
Source: Gulf Business

Dubai Maritime Authority Issues Rules for Leisure Boat Anchoring and Mooring Buoys

The Dubai Maritime Authority has introduced Circular No. 35 of 2026 to standardise leisure boat anchoring and the use of recreational mooring buoys in Dubai waters. The regulatory framework applies to boat and yacht owners, operators, agents, marinas, and marine service providers. The rules focus on raising navigational safety, preventing marine collisions, and protecting the marine ecosystem.

China–UAE News
Source: Zawya

Dubai CommerCity and Tencent Cloud Partner to Expand Digital Commerce Solutions

Dubai CommerCity has signed a partnership agreement with Tencent Cloud at Tencent's headquarters in Shenzhen, China. Under the agreement, Tencent Cloud will provide cloud computing products and digital services to businesses registered in the free zone. The collaboration also encompasses joint initiatives including industry events, exhibitions, hackathons, and training workshops.

China–UAE News
Source: www.wam.ae

Dubai Future Economy Majlis Examines Economic Competitiveness Amid Global Trade and AI Shifts

The 'Future Economy' Majlis convened at the Mohammed bin Rashid Leadership Forum in Dubai to explore long-term economic competitiveness amid global supply chain restructuring and technological change. Participants, including Emirates NBD's Hesham Abdulla Al Qassim and economist Nouriel Roubini, assessed shifting trade dynamics between China, the US, and Europe alongside Dubai's position as a gateway linking Asia, Africa, and Europe. Discussions underscored the integration of physical trade infrastructure with digital technology to build economic resilience.

Industry News
Source: Big News Network.com

Russian Fintech A7 Launches Crypto-to-Bank Cross-Border Settlement Service Supporting Yuan and Dirhams

Russian financial technology company A7 has unveiled A7 International, a cross-border payment service enabling payers to settle invoices using USDT while recipients receive traditional SWIFT bank transfers. The service supports payouts in Chinese yuan, UAE dirhams, US dollars, and euros, with a 0.3% commission fee. Transactions are available in jurisdictions where digital currency transactions are legal.

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