‘Dubai Unified Licence’ among first set of projects in D33 economic agenda

‘Dubai Unified Licence’ among first set of projects in D33 economic agenda

A unified Dubai commercial licence and consolidated support for high-potential SMEs are among the first set of projects that will be launched as part of the ‘D33’ economic agenda.

The ‘Dubai Unified Licence’ will provide a unique commercial identity for all companies across economic zones.

Another project called ‘Sandbox Dubai’ aims to make the emirate a major hub for incubating business innovation by enabling the testing and marketing of new products and technologies.

These came as His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, launched D33, which aims to double the size of the emirate’s economy over the next 10 years.

Sheikh Mohammed said the economic agenda includes 100 transformative projects.

Other projects in the first set

Dubai Traders Project (DT33) will empower a new generation of traders in various major growth sectors, driving growth in the city’s vibrant trading hub.

Another programme will support the growth of 30 companies in new sectors to become global unicorns, and integrate 65,000 young Emiratis into the workforce and the private sector.

A programme will promote the growth of SMEs by identifying 400 high-potential companies and support their capacity-building and global expansion.

The Dubai Economic Corridors 2033 initiative will enhance existing