How Is the UAE Planning on Upgrading Its Business Game Using Drones?

How Is the UAE Planning on Upgrading Its Business Game Using Drones?

Published July 9th, 2020 - 02:00 GMT









Despite becoming increasingly popular, especially after their use as cameras in this very visual age has taken peoples' breaths away with enchanting aerial photos of their favorites cities and towns, drones have not yet become as widely used as we would have thought about five years ago.

Developments taking place in the UAE over the last two decades have made it a business and technology hub in the Middle East, as the country hosted some of the biggest international projects and attracted many entrepreneurs looking to achieve success and be part of the highly-dynamic environment in the region.

Earlier this week, the government of Dubai issued a new set of laws to regulate the use of drones in a vibrant city. According to the official statement, the law aims to expand the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) in the UAE, especially as the country prepares for the Dubai Sky Dome project which will support a network of miniature helipads and an air traffic control system that facilitates delivery of packages and the transport of passengers, serving as a system of airspace infrastructure to operate commercial drones, according to the Dubai government.

The new law