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Decision No. 1 of 2009
Concerning Licence Categories for
Dubai Internet City, Dubai Media City, Dubai Knowledge
Village, Dubai International Academic City, Dubai Outsource Zone, International
Media Production Zone, Dubai Studio City, Dubai Biotechnology and Research Park
& Energy and Environment Park
I,
Ahmad Binbyat, Director General of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Authority
After
perusal of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Licensing Regulations 2003
and Regulation 3.2 thereunder hereby issue the following decision regarding the
categories of business for which a licence may be issued in the Zone.
This
decision replaces Decision No. 1 of 2008 as amended and shall be read together
with Decision No. 2 of 2006.
Notes
1.
Issue of Licences
1.1
Licences shall be
issued by the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Authority (the "Authority")
for each of Dubai Internet City ("DIC"), Dubai Media City
("DMC"), Knowledge Village ("KV") Dubai
International Academic City (“DIAC”), International Media Production Zone
("IMPZ"), Dubai Outsource Zone ("DOZ"), Dubai
Studio City ("DSC"), Dubai Biotechnology and Research Park
("DuBiotech") and Energy and Environment Park ("ENPARK")
for their respective licence segments as set out below.
1.2
DIC, DMC, KV, DIAC, IMPZ,
DOZ, DSC, DuBiotech and ENPARK may all issue licences under the General Segments.
2.
Segments and
Activities
2.1
Each of DIC, DMC, KV,
DIAC, IMPZ, DOZ, DSC, DuBiotech and ENPARK's licence categories are broken down
into segments and each segment has a number of activities.
2.2
For licensees in
DIC's "First Steps" programme, no transfers of shares in free zone
limited liability companies will be permitted by the Authority for the first
year of the licensees' participation in the First Steps programme.
2.3
For licensees in
DMC's Business Centre and/or KV's Business Centre, no transfers of shares in
free zone limited liability companies will be permitted by the Authority for
the first year of the licensees' participation in either of the two Business
Centres.
2.4
For licensees in
DSC, no transfers of shares or change in, or change of company name of, any
free zone limited liability companies will be permitted by the Authority for
the first year of incorporation.
2.5
For licensees under
the Publishing Segment (Segment 4.4), a licensee
may, on application add the names of publication titles to its licence for an
annual fee of United Arab Emirates Dirhams Five Thousand (AED 5,000.00) per
title.
2.6
FZ-LLC licensees
under Publishing Segment (Segment 4.4),
Broadcasting TV Segment (Segment 5.1) and
Broadcasting Radio Segment (Segment 5.2), are
restricted from opening a branch within United Arab Emirates including Free
Zones.
2.7
For licensees under
the Broadcasting TV Segment (Segment 5.1) and
Broadcasting Radio Segment (Segment 5.2), a
licensee may, on application add the names of channels which are uplinked
through the authorised uplink service provider to its licence for an annual fee
of United Arab Emirates Dirhams Five Thousand (AED 5,000.00) per title.
2.8
For licensees under
the Academic Institute Segment (Segment 7.1)
each licensee shall ensure that all students enrolled with the licensee are
provided with a student identity card to be issued by the Authority.
2.9
The Authority publishes
"Guidelines" for certain of the licensing activities explaining the
permitted activities allowed under each activity. For the avoidance of doubt,
in the event of any conflict or contradiction between the Guidelines and this
Licensing Decision, the terms of this Licensing Decision will prevail.
3.
Licence Fees
3.1
Subject to the below
provisions, a licence for each segment is for an amount of United Arab Emirates
Dirhams Fifteen Thousand (AED 15,000.00) per annum.
3.2
A licence for the
Advertising and Communication Segment (Segment 3.1)
is United Arab Emirates Dirhams Twenty Thousand (AED 20,000.00) per annum.
3.3
A permit under the
DMC Freelancer Segment (Segment 3.9) and the KV
Freelancer Segment (Segment 6.8) is an amount of
United Arab Emirates Dirhams Seven Thousand Five Hundred (AED 7,500.00) per
annum.
3.4
A licence for the
Publishing Segment (Segment 4.4) is United Arab
Emirates Dirhams Twenty Thousand (AED 20,000.00) per annum.
3.5
A licence for the
Broadcasting TV Segment (Segment 5.1) is United
Arab Emirates Dirhams Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum for
Activities 5.1.1, 5.1.3
and 5.1.5 and United Arab Emirates Dirhams Forty
Thousand (AED 40,000.00) per annum for Activities 5.1.2
and 5.1.4.
3.6
A licence for the
Broadcasting Radio Segment (Segment 5.2) is
United Arab Emirates Dirhams Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum for
Activities 5.2.1, 5.2.3
and 5.2.5 and United Arab Emirates Dirhams Forty
Thousand (AED 40,000.00) per annum for Activities 5.2.2
and 5.2.4.
3.7
A licence for the Academic
Institute Segment (Segment 7.1) is United Arab
Emirates Dirhams Fifty Thousand (AED 50,000.00) per annum for the activity
University (Activity 7.1.1)where the University
offers post graduate courses only and United Arab Emirates Dirhams One Hundred
Thousand (AED 100,000.00) per annum where the University offers both graduate
course and post graduate courses.
3.8
A licence for the Academic Institute Segment (Segment 7.1) is United Arab Emirates Dirhams Fifty Thousand (AED
50,000.00) per annum for the activity Branch University (Activity 7.1.2) where
the Branch University offers post graduate courses only and United Arab Emirates Dirhams One Hundred Thousand
(AED 100,000.00) per annum where the Branch University offers both graduate
course and post graduate courses.
3.9
A licence for the
Distance Learning Centre (Segment 7.2) is United
Arab Emirates Dirhams Fifty Thousand (AED 50,000.00) per annum for the activity
Blended Academic Centre (Activity 7.2.1) where
the Blended Academic Centre offers post graduate courses only and United Arab
Emirates Dirham One Hundred Thousand (AED 100,000.00) per annum where the
Blended Academic Centre offers both under graduate courses and post graduate
courses.
3.10
A licence for the
Online Academic Institute (Segment 7.3) is
United Arab Emirates Dirhams Fifty Thousand (AED 50,000.00) per annum for the
activity Online Academic Institute (Activity 7.3.1)
where the Online Academic Institute offers post graduate courses only and
United Arab Emirates Dirham One Hundred Thousand (AED 100,000.00) per annum
where the Online Academic Institute offers both under graduate courses and post
graduate courses.
3.11
A licence for the
Branch School Segment (Segment 7.7) is United
Arab Emirates Dirhams Three Hundred Thousand (AED 300,000.00) per annum for one
listed activity. A licensee may on application add more than one activity onto
its licence for an additional annual fee of United Arab Emirates Dirhams Fifteen
Thousand (AED 15,000.00) per annum.
3.12
A licence for the
Boarding School Segment (Segment 7.8) is United
Arab Emirates Dirhams One Hundred Thousand (AED 100,000.00) per annum. A licensee may on application add more than one
activity onto its licence for an additional annual fee of United Arab Emirates
Dirham Fifteen Thousand (AED 15,000.00).
3.13
A licence for the
School Segment (Segment 7.9) is United Arab
Emirates Dirhams Three Hundred Thousand (AED 300,000.00) per annum. A licensee
may on application add more than one activity onto its licence for an
additional annual fee of United Arab Emirates Dirhams Fifteen Thousand (AED
15,000.00) per annum.
3.14
A licence for the
Production Activity 8.1.5 or the Manufacturing
Activity 8.1.6 under the Therapeutics Segment
(Segment 8.1) is United Arab Emirates Dirhams
Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
3.15
A licence for the
Production Activity 8.2.5 or the Manufacturing
Activity 8.2.6 under the Diagnostics and
Analysis Segment (Segment 8.2) is United Arab
Emirates Dirhams Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
3.16
A licence for the
Production Activity 8.3.5 or the Manufacturing
Activity 8.3.6 under the Agricultural, Forestry,
Horticulture, Food Segment (Segment 8.3) is
United Arab Emirates Dirhams Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
3.17
A licence for the
Production Activity 8.4.5 or the Manufacturing
Activity 8.4.6 under the Environment Segment
(Segment 8.4) is United Arab Emirates Dirhams
Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
3.18
A licence for the
Production Activity 8.5.5 or the Manufacturing
Activity 8.5.6 under the Speciality Supplies
Segment (Segment 8.5) is United Arab Emirates
Dirhams Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
3.19
A licence for the
Production Activity 8.6.5 or the Manufacturing
Activity 8.6.6 under the Equipment Segment
(Segment 8.6) is United Arab Emirates Dirhams
Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
3.20
A licence for the
Manufacturing Activity 9.1.17 under the Energy
Generation Segment (Segment 9.1) is United Arab
Emirates Dirham Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
3.21
A licence for the
Manufacturing Activity 9.2.8 under the Energy
Storage Segment (Segment 9.2) is United Arab
Emirates Dirham Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
3.22
A licence for the
Manufacturing Activity 9.3.14 under the Energy
Transmission and Distribution Segment (Segment 9.3)
is United Arab Emirates Dirham Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
3.23
A licence for the
Manufacturing Activity 9.4.16 under the Energy
Efficiency Equipments Segment (Segment 9.4) is United
Arab Emirates Dirham Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
3.24
A licence for the
Manufacturing Activity 9.5.10 under the Air and
Environment Segment (Segment 9.5) is United Arab
Emirates Dirham Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
3.25
A licence for the
Manufacturing Activity 9.6.15 under the Water
and Waste Water Segment (Segment 9.6) is United
Arab Emirates Dirham Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
3.26
A licence for the
Manufacturing Activity 9.7.12 under the
Recycling and Solid Waste Segment (Segment 9.7)
is United Arab Emirates Dirham Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
3.27
A licence for the
Manufacturing Activity 9.8.9 under the
Transportation Segment (Segment 9.8) is United
Arab Emirates Dirham Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
3.28
A licence for the
Manufacturing Activity 9.9.9 under the Green
Building Segment (Segment 9.9) is United Arab
Emirates Dirham Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
3.29
A licence for the
Manufacturing Activity 9.10.12 under the Organic
Products Segment (Segment 9.10) is United Arab
Emirates Dirham Twenty Five Thousand (AED 25,000.00) per annum.
4.
Listing of Segments
and Activities on a Licence
4.1
A DIC licensee may
(but is not obliged to) add one or more, but generally not to exceed five (5),
of the activities from the segment chosen for specific inclusion
on the licence (for instance, to denote a particular speciality or business
focus).
4.2
A licensee for
Segment 3.1, 3.5,
3.6, 3.8, 3.9 and 3.10 will be
licensed for one activity only.
4.3
A licensee for Media
and Marketing Segment (Segment 3.2) may (but is
not obliged to) on application add one or more, but generally not to exceed
four (4), of the activities for specific inclusion on the licence.
4.4
A licensee for Media
Support Services Segment (Segment 3.3) may (but
is not obliged to) on application add one or more, but generally not to exceed
two (2), of the activities for specific inclusion on the licence.
4.5
A licensee for Event
Management Segment (Segment 3.4) and New Media
Segment (Segment 3.7) may (but is not obliged
to) on application add one or more, but generally not to exceed five (5), of
the activities from the segment chosen for specific inclusion on the licence.
4.6
A IMPZ licensee (except
for Segment 4.5) may (but is not obliged to) on
application add one or more, but generally not to exceed five (5), of the
activities from the segment chosen for specific inclusion on the licence.
4.7
A licensee for Graphic
Arts Support Services Segment (Segment 4.5) may
(but is not obliged to) on application add one or more, but generally not to
exceed four (4), of the activities for specific inclusion on the licence.
4.8
A licensee for Segment
5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4 and 5.5 will be licensed for one activity only.
4.9
A licensee for Film
Support Services Segment (Segment 5.6),
Production (Film/TV and Radio) Segment (Segment 5.7)
and Music and Entertainment Segment (Segment 5.9)
may (but is not obliged to) on application add one or more, but generally not
to exceed two (2), of the activities for specific inclusion on the licence.
4.10
A licensee for Production
Support Services Segment (Segment 5.8) may (but
is not obliged to) on application add one or more, but generally not to exceed three
(3), of the activities for specific inclusion on the licence.
4.11
A licensee for Segment
6.1, 6.2, 6.3, 6.4, 6.5, 6.6, 6.7, 6.8 and 6.9 will be licensed for one activity only.
4.12
A licensee Segments 7.6, 7.7, 7.8 and 7.9 may (but is
not obliged to) on application add one or more of the activities for specific
inclusion on the licence.
4.13
A DuBiotech licensee
(except for Segment 8.7and 8.8)
may (but is not obliged to) on application add one or more, but generally not
to exceed five (5), of the activities (except for Production activity and
Manufacturing activity) from the segment chosen for specific inclusion on the
licence.
4.14
An ENPARK licensee (except
for Segment 9.11) may (but is not obliged to) on
application add one or more, but generally not to exceed five (5), of the
activities (except for Manufacturing activity) from the segment chosen for
specific inclusion on the licence.
4.15
For the General
Segments (Segment 10.1, 10.2,
10.3, 10.4 and 10.5), only one activity will be licensed and
undertaken unless a licensee is specifically authorised to conduct more than
one activity.
5.
Limitation on
Service Provider Segment and Consultancy Segment
5.1
Issuance of any
licence under the Service Provider Segment for any activity, and
for Legal Consultancy (Activity 10.2.1),
Accounting/Auditing Consultancy (Activity 10.2.2),
Architectural Consultancy (Activity 10.2.3) or
Engineering Design Consultancy (Activity 10.2.4)
under the Consultancy Segment, is restricted to persons or organisations
that are currently licensed to undertake that particular activity by the
relevant authority in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates.
5.2
Issuance and renewal
of licences under the Service
Provider Segment for the following
activities: Restaurant (10.1.11), Coffee Shop (10.1.12), Cafeteria (10.1.13),
Ice Cream Shop (10.1.14), Health Club / Fitness Centre (10.1.26), Beauty Salon
(10.1.27), Spa Club (10.1.28) and Laundry (10.1.39) are subject to obtaining
appropriate approvals from the Dubai Municipality.
6.
Capitalisation of
Companies in DOZ
6.1
For all activities
under DOZ and for the purposes of Regulation 23.1 of the Dubai Technology and
Media Free Zone Private Companies Regulations 2003, the minimum paid up capital
of an FZ-LLC shall be United Arab Emirates Dirhams Three Hundred Thousand (AED
300,000.00).
7.
Capitalisation of
Companies in IMPZ
7.1
For all activities
under the Printing Machinery and Printing Consumables Manufacturing Segment
(Segment 4.1) and for the purposes of
Regulation 23.1 of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Private Companies
Regulations 2003, the minimum paid up capital of an FZ-LLC shall be United Arab
Emirates Dirhams Five Hundred Thousand (AED 500,000.00).
7.2
For all activities
under the Publishing Segment (Segment 4.4),
and for the purposes of Regulation 23.1 of the Dubai Technology and Media Free
Zone Private Companies Regulations 2003, the minimum paid up capital of an
FZ-LLC shall be United Arab Emirates Dirhams Two Hundred Thousand (AED
200,000.00).
7.3
For all other
activities under IMPZ and for the purposes of Regulation 23.1 of the Dubai
Technology and Media Free Zone Private Companies Regulations 2003, the minimum
paid up capital of an FZ-LLC shall be United Arab Emirates Dirhams Three
Hundred Thousand (AED 300,000.00).
8.
Capitalisation of
Companies for the Broadcasting (TV and Radio Broadcast) Segment
8.1
For all activities
under the Broadcasting TV Segment (Segment 5.1)
and Broadcasting Radio Segment (Segment 5.2) except
for IP Streaming (Activity5.1.5 and 5.2.5) and for the purposes of Regulation 23.1 of the
Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Private Companies Regulations 2003, the
minimum paid up capital of an FZ-LLC shall be United Arab Emirates Dirhams Two
Million, Five Hundred Thousand (AED 2,500,000.00).
8.2
Any changes to the
shareholding of a licensee licensed under the Broadcasting TV Segment
(Segment 5.1) and Broadcasting Radio Segment
(Segment 5.2), will require the prior consent of
the Authority. The provisions of Decision No. 3 of 2004 concerning the Dubai
Technology and Media Free Zone Private Companies Regulations 2003 shall
specifically apply to any transfer of shares in a licensee licensed under the
Broadcasting TV Segment (Segment 5.1) and
Broadcasting Radio Segment (Segment 5.2).
9.
Capitalisation of
Companies for the School Segment
9.1
For all activities
under the School Segment (Segment 7.9)
and for the Regulation 23.1 of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Private
Companies Regulations 2003, the minimum paid up capital of an FZ-LLC shall be
United Arab Emirates Dirhams Two Million Five Hundred Thousand (AED
2,500,000.00).
10.
Capitalisation of
Companies for the Therapeutics Segment
10.1
For the Production
Activity 8.1.5 under the Therapeutics Segment
(Segment 8.1) and for the purposes of
Regulation 23.1 of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Private Companies
Regulations 2003, the minimum paid up capital of an FZ-LLC shall be United Arab
Emirates Dirhams Three Hundred Thousand (AED 300,000.00).
10.2
For the
Manufacturing Activity 8.1.6 under the Therapeutics
Segment (Segment 8.1) and for the purposes
of Regulation 23.1 of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Private
Companies Regulations 2003, the minimum paid up capital of an FZ-LLC shall be
United Arab Emirates Dirhams Three Hundred Thousand (AED 300,000.00).
11.
Capitalisation of
Companies for the
Diagnostics and Analysis
Segment
11.1
For the Production
Activity 8.2.5
under the Diagnostics and Analysis Segment
(Segment 8.2)
and for the purposes of Regulation 23.1 of the Dubai Technology and Media Free
Zone Private Companies Regulations 2003, the minimum paid up capital of an
FZ-LLC shall be United Arab Emirates Dirhams Three Hundred Thousand (AED
300,000.00).
11.2
For the
Manufacturing Activity 8.2.6
under the Diagnostics and Analysis Segment (Segment 8.2) and for the
purposes of Regulation 23.1 of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Private
Companies Regulations 2003, the minimum paid up capital of an FZ-LLC shall be
United Arab Emirates Dirhams Three Hundred Thousand (AED 300,000.00).
12.
Capitalisation of
Companies for the Agricultural, Forestry, Horticulture, Food Segment
12.1
For the Production
Activity 8.3.5
under the Agricultural, Forestry, Horticulture, Food Segment (Segment 8.3) and for
the purposes of Regulation 23.1 of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone
Private Companies Regulations 2003, the minimum paid up capital of an FZ-LLC
shall be United Arab Emirates Dirhams Three Hundred Thousand (AED 300,000.00).
12.2
For the
Manufacturing Activity 8.3.6
under the Agricultural, Forestry, Horticulture, Food Segment (Segment 8.3) and for
the purposes of Regulation 23.1 of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone
Private Companies Regulations 2003, the minimum paid up capital of an FZ-LLC
shall be United Arab Emirates Dirhams Three Hundred Thousand (AED 300,000.00).
13.
Capitalisation of
Companies for Environment
Segment
13.1
For the Production
Activity 8.4.5
under the Environment Segment (Segment 8.4) and for the
purposes of Regulation 23.1 of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Private
Companies Regulations 2003, the minimum paid up capital of an FZ-LLC shall be
United Arab Emirates Dirhams Three Hundred Thousand (AED 300,000.00).
13.2
For the
Manufacturing Activity 8.4.6
under the Environment Segment (Segment 8.4) and for the purposes of Regulation
23.1 of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Private Companies Regulations
2003, the minimum paid up capital of an FZ-LLC shall be United Arab Emirates
Dirhams Three Hundred Thousand (AED 300,000.00).
14.
Capitalisation of
Companies for Speciality
Supplies Segment
14.4
For the Production
Activity 8.5.5
under the Speciality Supplies Segment (Segment 8.5) and for the
purposes of Regulation 23.1 of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Private
Companies Regulations 2003, the minimum paid up capital of an FZ-LLC shall be
United Arab Emirates Dirhams Three Hundred Thousand (AED 300,000.00).
14.5
For the
Manufacturing Activity 8.5.6
under the Speciality Supplies Segment (Segment 8.5) and for the
purposes of Regulation 23.1 of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Private
Companies Regulations 2003, the minimum paid up capital of an FZ-LLC shall be
United Arab Emirates Dirhams Three Hundred Thousand (AED 300,000.00).
15.
Capitalisation of
Companies for Equipment
Segment
15.1
For the Production
Activity 8.6.5
under the Equipment Segment (Segment 8.6) and for the purposes of Regulation 23.1
of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Private Companies Regulations 2003,
the minimum paid up capital of an FZ-LLC shall be United Arab Emirates Dirhams
Three Hundred Thousand (AED 300,000.00).
15.2
For the
Manufacturing Activity 8.6.6
under the Equipment Segment (Segment 8.6) and for the purposes of Regulation
23.1 of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Private Companies Regulations
2003, the minimum paid up capital of an FZ-LLC shall be United Arab Emirates
Dirhams Three Hundred Thousand (AED 300,000.00).
16.
Capitalisation of
Companies in ENPARK
16.1
For all segments in ENPARK,
with the exception of Segment 9.11, and for the
Regulation 23.1 of the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Private Companies
Regulations 2003, the minimum paid up capital of an FZ-LLC shall be United Arab
Emirates Dirhams Three Hundred Thousand (AED 300,000.00). For Segment 9.11 the minimum paid up capital shall be United Arab
Emirates Dirham Fifty Thousand (AED 50,000.00).
17.
Limitations on licensees
for the Broadcasting TV Segment, Broadcasting Radio Segment and Broadcast
Management Segment (all "Broadcast Licensees") and for the
Publishing Segment and New Media Segment (all "Publishers")
17.1
For the Broadcasting
TV Segment (Segment 5.1) and Broadcasting Radio Segment (Segment 5.2) only free zone limited liability companies are
permitted.
17.2
The Authority shall
designate an authorised uplink service provider in the Zone. No Broadcast Licensee
is authorised to uplink or resell, repackage or sub-lease broadcast uplink
services except and to the extent expressly authorised by the Authority in
consultation with the authorised uplink service provider.
17.3
For the Broadcasting
TV Segment (Segment 5.1) and Broadcasting Radio Segment (Segment 5.2) for any modifications or additions to the
channels being broadcast by a Broadcast Licensee, DSC / DMC (as the Authority's
representative) must be informed in writing in advance by the Broadcast
Licensee of any such modifications or additions, and the Broadcast Licensee's
licence will be amended to reflect any such modifications or additions. No
Broadcast Licensee may operate on the basis of any modifications or additions
to the channels being broadcast by that Broadcast Licensee unless and until its
licence is amended.
17.4
For Broadcast
Licensees and Publishers, any and all disputes with regard to content will be
subject to the jurisdiction of the Broadcasting and Publication Disputes
Tribunal Regulations 2003 and the Dubai Technology and Media Free Zone Codes of
Guidance 2003.
17.5
For the Broadcasting
TV Segment (Segment 5.1) and Broadcasting Radio Segment (Segment 5.2), licensees are not permitted to uplink through the
designated uplink provider any third party channels not owned or controlled by
that licensee.
17.6
For the Broadcasting
TV Segment (Segment 5.1) and Broadcasting Radio Segment (Segment 5.2) a licensee is not permitted to provide satellite
service for free to air channels unless authorised by the Authority and by the authorised
uplink service provider. Additional fees will apply to any such
authorisation. Such licensees are further not permitted to provide satellite
services for channels not owned by that licensee, unless authorised by DSC / DMC
and authorised uplink service provider. If so authorised, an additional fee
will apply.
18.
Limitations on
Licensees for the DMC Freelancer Segment and KV Freelancer Segment
18.1
Issuance of a permit
under the DMC Freelancer Segment (Segment 3.9) or the KV Freelancer Segment (Segment 6.8) will only be to individuals on a sole
proprietorship basis.
19.
Limitations on
Licence for the Associations (Non Profit) Segments
19.1
Issuance of a
licence for the Associations (Non Profit) Segments (Segment 3.10, Segment 9.11),Non-Government
Organisation (NGO) Segment (Segment 6.9) and
Life Science and Bio Medical Associations (Non-Profit) Segment (Segment 8.8) will only be granted to bona fide representatives
of the relevant segment that operate on a not-for- profit and non-commercial
basis. Issuance of a licence may be to either a free zone limited liability
company or a branch of a foreign company.
20.
Limitations on
Licence for the University Segment
20.1
Issuance of a
licence for the activity Branch University (Activity 7.1.2)
will only be granted to bona fide branches of an approved foreign University,
College or School and where that University, College or School exercises full
control over the operation and management of the branch.
21.
Additional
Requirements for Licensing under the Hotel and Leisure Services Segment
21.1
Issuance of a
licence for the Hotel and Leisure Services Segment (Segment 10.4) is subject to licensing and approval
requirements as set out in Decision 2 of 2006.
22.
Adding additional
Segments to an Existing Licence
22.1
Where a licensee
wishes to add an additional segment to its licence, this will be treated
as a new application and a further licence fee for the concerned Segment per
annum will be payable.
23.
Property
Management Services
23.1
Issuance of a
licence for the Property Management Services Segment (Segment 10.5) is specifically restricted to the management
of properties located in areas under the regulatory and administrative control
of the Authority and for properties that are owned or leased by the licensee. No
person or corporate entity may provide property management services for
properties located in the Zone except and to the extent that they hold a
Property Management Services Licence under Segment 10.5.
A licensee is not permitted to provide property management services whether by
way of leasing, brokerage or sale for any properties located outside the Zone
under any circumstances. The licence fee for Segment 10.5
is determined on the following basis:
23.1.1
Where the property
is managed and operated in collaboration with the Authority (under the terms of
the Authority's "Property Management and Leasing Agreement"), the
licence fee will be an annual amount of United Arab Emirates Dirhams Fifteen
Thousand (AED 15,000.00).
23.1.2 Where the property is managed and
operated directly by the licensee, the licence fee will be an annual amount of United
Arab Emirates Dirham Fifteen Thousand (AED 15,000.00).
23.1.3
Where a property is
managed and operated directly by a licensee as set out in item 23.1.2 above, such licence must be maintained and
renewed for as long as other licensees are operating out of the property.
24.
Shared Segments
Certain segments are shared between DMC, DSC and IMPZ
as more particularly described against each shared segment.
Certain segments are shared between KV and DIAC as
more particularly described against each shared segment.
25.
Community Fee
Licensees leasing office space in buildings owned and
managed by third parties in the TECOM Zone shall be subject to a "Community
Fee" calculated annually at United Arab Emirates Dirham Fifteen (AED 15.00)
per square foot of leased area.
1.
Dubai Internet City
1.1
Software - Activities related to developing,
installing, and/or modifying software products of their own or of a third party.
1.1.1
Consultancy
(Companies
that provide expert advice to other entities on creating or optimizing a
business process, technical and consultative studies, market sizing and
customer profiling, technical services and consultancies with respect to IT and
applications like Intranet, Internet, and data warehousing to enhance
administration and technical performance.)
1.1.2
Developer
(Companies
that create or customize discrete content, components, applications or programs
for themselves or for third parties.)
1.1.3
Solution
Provider
(Companies
that resell, distribute, or implement software for third parties. The scopes of
services also includes providing specific IT solutions for business entities,
such as security or IT infrastructure, and individual customized services to
clients over a longer period of time.)
1.1.4
Customer
Service
(Companies
that provide after-sales support to enhance or to maintain the value of a
software product.)
1.1.5
Support
Service Provider
(Companies
that provide individual services and products to third parties for the purpose
of conducting or facilitating relevant activities under the current segment.)
1.2
Internet
and Multimedia -
Activities related to developing and/or distributing Internet or multimedia
content. Other activities may include distributing goods or services via the
Internet, such as by providing an online platform and acting as a intermediary
between multiple companies or multiple individuals. Additional activities may
include providing different applications through a network.
1.2.1
Consultancy
(Companies that provide expert advice to
other entities on creating or optimizing a business process, technical and
consultative studies, market sizing and customer profiling, technical services
and consultancies with respect to IT and applications like Intranet, Internet,
and data warehousing to enhance administration and technical performance.)
1.2.2
Developer
(Companies that create or customize
discrete content, components, applications or programs for self or for third
parties.)
1.2.3
Solution
Provider
(Companies that resell, distribute, or
implement internet and multimedia content, services or applications for third
parties. The scopes of services also include providing specific IT solutions
for providing such content and services to third parties.)
1.2.4
Customer
Service
(Companies that provide after-sale
support to enhance or to maintain the value of a product or service.)
1.2.5
Support
Service Provider
(Companies that provide individual services and
products to third parties for the purpose of facilitating other relevant activities.
These include companies that:
· provide goods, services and carry out
commercial transactions through an electronic medium. This includes companies
utilizing closed information networks which are connected to open information
networks;
· act as a middleman for products moving
from sellers to clients directly through a Web-based network;
· create portals between two or more
entities and solely accessed by those entities;
·
create a portal for
businesses to be accessed by their clients only; host websites through their
services, providing hosting and security.)
1.3
Telecommunication
and Network -
Activities related to developing, installing, modifying, and/or operating
networks or providing relevant services designed for operating network-based
applications or services. The manufacture of physical components within the
zone and direct trading of physical components and products into UAE market is
not allowed.
1.3.1
Consultancy
(Companies that provide expert advice to
other entities on creating or optimizing a business process, technical and
consultative studies, market sizing and customer profiling, technical services
and consultancies with respect to IT and applications like Intranet, Internet,
and data warehousing to enhance administration and technical performance.)
1.3.2
Developer
(Companies that create / customize /
modify networks and / or operate networks or provide relevant services designed
for operating network-based applications or services for self or for third
parties.)
1.3.3
Solution
Provider
(Companies that resell, distribute,
implement software for third parties. Their scopes of services also include
providing specific IT solutions for business entities, such as security or IT
infrastructure and individual services to a client over a longer period of
time.)
1.3.4
Customer
Service
(Companies that provide after-sale
support to enhance or to maintain the value of a product or service.)
1.3.5
Support
Service Provider
(Companies
that provide individual services and products to third parties for the purpose
of conducting or facilitating relevant activities under the current segment.)
1.4
IT
Service -
Activities related to developing, providing standardized, repeatable IT-based
services, which may also include security solutions, localization, training and
corporate learning.
1.4.1
Consultancy
(Companies that provide expert advice to
other entities on creating or optimizing a business process, technical and
consultative studies, market sizing and customer profiling, technical services
and consultancies with respect to IT and applications like Intranet, Internet,
and data warehousing to enhance administration and technical performance.)
1.4.2
Developer
(Companies that create or customize
discrete content or programs for self or for third parties.)
1.4.3
Solution
Provider
(Companies that resell, distribute and
implement software for third parties. Their scopes of services also include
providing specific IT solutions for business entities, such as security or IT
infrastructure and individual services to a client over a longer period of
time.)
1.4.4
Customer
Service
(Companies that provide after-sale
support to enhance or to maintain the value of a product or service.)
1.4.5
Support
Service Provider
(Companies that provide individual services and
products to third parties for the purpose of conducting or facilitating relevant
activities under the current segment.)
2.
Dubai Outsource Zone
2.1
Outsource
2.1.1
Finance
and Accounting
(Companies providing outsource services
for accounts payable, accounts receivable, risk management and general book
keeping. This does not include Accountancy/Auditing Consultancy as set
out as an Activity under the Consultancy Segment.)
2.1.2
Customer
Care
(Companies providing outsource services
for customer selection through marketing campaigns, telemarketing and
telesales, retention of services and support, extension services through cross
selling and up selling and technical help desks.)
2.1.3
Human
Resources
(Companies providing third party services
for employee support, payroll management, performance management and benefits
administration. This does not include Human Resources Consultancy for
recruitment as an Activity under the Consultancy Segment or Recruitment Agency
an Activity under the Service Provider Segment.)
2.1.4
Transaction
Processing
(Companies providing third party services
for billing and payment services, insurance claims processing, medical
prescription processing and general collections. This does not include
Insurance Service Provider services as set out an Activity under the Service
Provider Segment.)
2.1.5
Information
Technology Management
(Companies providing outsource services
to third parties on a remote basis for system maintenance, technical support
and customer relations management systems.)
2.1.6
Document
Management
(Companies providing physical storage
facilities to third parties for document management purposes.)
2.1.7
Call
Centre Training
(Companies providing training services to
third parties for call centre personnel. This does not include
call centre services generally to third parties.)
3.
Dubai Media City
3.1.1
Advertising
& Communication Agency
(A company providing full range of
services such as advertising, media planning, buying and placement, PR, direct
marketing, sales promotion, graphic design, consultancy, speciality
communication, e-services, branding and corporate identity.)
3.2.1
Creative
Agency
(Companies providing full range of
services such as advertising, planning and buying, direct marketing, sales
promotion, e-Services consultancy, branding and corporate identity.)
3.2.2
Public
Relations Agency
(Companies that create, manage and
maintain the image of a brand, communication, product or service in view of the
end user using all media channels.)
3.2.3
Direct
Marketing
(Companies primarily engaged in
marketing of products or services via direct marketing strategies. Direct
marketing attempts to send its messages directly to consumers, without the use
of intervening media.)
3.2.4
Sales
Promotion
(Companies primarily engaged in
marketing of products or services via sales promotion strategies. Sales
promotion describes promotional methods using special short-term techniques to
persuade members of a target market to respond or undertake certain activity.)
3.2.5
Outdoor
Advertising
(Companies engaged in creative content
development to promote products, services, and communication initiatives of all
types using all forms of outdoor media channels. Advertising on signs that are
located outdoors in public places. Outdoor advertising can be broadly
identified as any outdoor sign that publicly displays advertising.)
3.2.6
e-Services
(Companies that create and manage
marketing communications products through electronic media such as an internet
search engine, portal, web site etc.)
3.2.7
Speciality
Marketing or Communication
(Companies providing Speciality Marketing
or Communication services such as recruitment communications, multicultural
marketing, financial/corporate B to B advertising and others. For the avoidance
of doubt, recruitment and placement services are not included or allowed under
this Activity.)
3.2.8
Branding
and Corporate Identity
(Companies that focus on the creation
and management of brands either consumer or corporate identities through the
development of strategy, corporate and visual identities and overall design and
implantation of marketing and communication materials.)
3.3
Media
Support Services (Services
providing support and enabling delivery of marketing communication services)
3.3.1
Media
Buying and Placement
(Companies engaged in purchasing
advertising time or space from media outlets and reselling it to advertising
agencies or individual companies.)
3.3.2
Media
Monitoring
(A media monitoring service provides
clients with documentation, analysis, or copies of media content of interest to
the clients in order to keep track of what is being said about them, their
competitors or other topics of interest.)
3.3.3
Graphic
Design
(Companies engaged in creative content
development through the use of artistic or electronic methods to communicate in
all types of media channels.)
3.3.4
Media
Representation
(Companies acting as independent
representatives primarily engaged in selling media time or space for media
owners.)
3.4
Event
Management (This
Licence Segment also applies to International Media Production Zone and Dubai Studio City)
3.4.1
Sports
Management and Promotion
(Companies acquiring and registering
copyrights for branding, advertising and promotion of sporting events in all
media channels.)
3.4.2
Business
Events Management
(Companies promoting and managing their
own business events, or who are contracted by third parties to plan and manage
corporate events.)
3.4.3
Exhibition
Organization and Management
(Companies providing organization and
management of large-scale public showing for various industries held in large
venues.)
3.4.4
Festival
Organization and Management
(Companies organizing and managing
festivals for the local and international community.)
3.4.5
Live
Theatrical Shows Management and Promotion
(Companies promoting and managing their
own live events, or are contracted by third parties to manage live events.)
3.4.6
Performing
Arts Management
(Companies that produce theatrical,
cultural, musical or artistic shows such as musicals, operas, play, comedy
ballets and dance shows.)
3.5
Event
Support Services –(This
Licence Segment also applies to International Media Production Zone and Dubai
Studio City)
3.5.1
Event
Ticketing
(Companies providing ticketing platform
for outsourced ticket management function.)
3.5.2
Event
Production
(Companies primarily involved in
producing and providing equipment/props to events.)
3.6
Media
Consultancy –
Companies that provide administrative reports and consultancy services for
media specific companies.
3.6.1
Marketing
Consultancy
(Companies providing marketing
management services to other media firms, including planning, brand strategies,
marketing strategies, designing marketing promotions, campaigns development and
determining sales process.)
3.7
New
Media (This
Licence Segment also applies to International Media Production Zone and Dubai
Studio City)
3.7.1
Online
Interactive Agency
(Companies providing FULL range of
online services from internet marketing consultancy and online strategies to
online advertising, website development, online planning and buying to creating
an online presence.)
3.7.2
Digital
and Interactive Game Development
(Companies engaged in designing,
developing and creating any interactive and digital games software, consoles,
controllers, joysticks etc.)
3.7.3
Digital
Media Library, Distribution and Management
(Companies engaged in maintaining,
managing and distributing electronic online library of media such as images,
films, video clips and music.)
3.7.4
Digital
Signage Development and Management
(Companies specialising in out-of-home
advertising in which content and messages displayed on an electronic screen or
digital sign can be changed without modification to the physical sign.)
3.7.5
Interactive
Services
(Companies providing web casting and
streaming services and internet conferencing.)
3.7.6
Media
Hardware Equipment and System Integration
(Companies engaged in maintenance and
management of media hardware equipments and various system integrations for
hardware to be used with or without other systems.)
3.7.7
Media
Software Development and System Integration
(Companies engaged in the development of
the media software backbone and related systems for new media campaigns.)
3.7.8
Media
Web Design and Management
(Companies providing full interactive
and digital website solutions to its clients for the purpose of marketing and
advertising the clients’ products and services through all digital media.)
3.7.9
Web
Analytics
(Companies engaged in researching and
studying behaviour of new media consumers.)
3.7.10
Search
Engine Optimization
(Companies providing services to improve
the volume and quality of traffic to web sites from search engines and promote
web sites by increasing their visibility in the search engines results pages.)
3.7.11
Mobile
Media
(Companies specialising in interactive
media services only on mobile phones / PDAs such as mobile advertising, mobile
entertainment, developing animated mobile content [wallpapers, screensavers,
ringtones] and distributing content only through mobile/PDAs.)
3.8.1
News
Agencies
(Companies involved in gathering and
selling news, cooperatives composed of newspapers that share their articles
with each other or with commercial newswire services.)
3.8.2
Research
and Information Services
(Companies providing a portfolio of
research and information service to third parties as a support of delivery of
their offering.)
3.9
Freelancers (This Licence Segment also
applies to Dubai Studio City and International Media Production Zone)
3.9.1
Actor
(A person taking an acting role in a
film, TV programme, commercial or an event.)
3.9.2
Artist
(A person specialised in one of the
visual or fine arts, such as painting, sculpting or singing.)
3.9.3
Animator
(A person who creates characters for
animation and produces these animations in motion pictures, video games or
animation design.)
3.9.4
Audio
/ Sound Engineer
(A personal responsible for the
technical aspects of a sound recording system or sound broadcast.)
3.9.5
Cameraman
(A person in charge of photography and
motion pictures using all types of camera equipment.)
3.9.6
Choreographer
(A person who creates original dances
and develop new interpretations of existing dances.)
3.9.7
Commentators:
Radio, Events, Sports, Television
(A person who acts as a commentator,
journalist or opinion maker to readers viewers and listeners.)
3.9.8
Composer
(A person who creates original music.)
3.9.9
Copywriter
(A person who creates written aspects to
productions such as original catch phrases, slogans and strap-lines, write
advertisements, brochures, sales and promotion materials.)
3.9.10
Creative
Director: Advertising, Film
(A person who overseas the management of
transforming creative media concepts into communicated media.)
3.9.11
Critics:
Music, Film, Theatre
(A person providing documented feedback
on industry on goings.)
3.9.12
Director:
Film, Television, Music, Theatre
(A person who is responsible for the
creative decisions of a production.)
3.9.13
Editor:
Video and Film
(A person acting as a film or videotape
editor offering services in post-production and involved in editing material.)
3.9.14
Graphic
Designer
(A person who creates and arranges
images to communicate a message, including logo design, 3D design, product
decoration, packaging, signs, identities, etc.)
3.9.15
Journalist
(A person writing articles and reports
for broadcast or publication media such as newspapers, television, radio,
magazines, documentary film and the Internet.)
3.9.16
Lighting
Technician
(A person skilled in setting the mood,
and who shapes and moulds the visual image captured on the television, on film
and on video using lighting effects.)
3.9.17
Media
Planner
(A person who translates a client's
marketing objectives into a media plan by identifying the most appropriate
target audience(s) and the advertising media.)
3.9.18
Media
Representative
(A person who acts as an independent
representative and who is primarily engaged in selling media time or space for
media owners in print, TV, Radio, and electronic media.)
3.9.19
Music
Director
(A person who conducts, directs, plans
and leads instrumental or vocal performances by musical groups.)
3.9.20
Musician
(A person who plays a musical instrument
for a profession.)
3.9.21
Photographer
(A person who uses still photography as
a medium to communicate ideas and express opinions.)
3.9.22
Photojournalist
(A person specialising in collecting
photographic news content, editing, and presenting of news material for
publication or broadcast.)
3.9.23
Presenter
(TV/Radio)
(A person who presents content and news
on radio or TV.)
3.9.24
Producer
(A person who oversees the business and
financial decisions for a motion picture including obtaining resources,
creating scripts, and overseeing production.)
3.9.25
Reporter
(A person who writes articles for
broadcast or radio.)
3.9.26
Scriptwriter
(A person who creates the written
material for television, radio, theatre and film productions.)
3.9.27
Set
and Exhibit Designer
(A person who designs and creates sets
for movies, television and theatre productions and special exhibition displays.)
3.9.28
Special
Effects Producer
(A multi-media artist who creates
special effects or other visual images on film, video or other electronic
medial.)
3.9.29
Writer
(A person who composes all types of
creative literature including novels, children’s literature, plays and poetry.)
3.9.30
Translator
(A person certified by a competent
authority to convert written materials from one language into another.)
3.9.31
Compere:
Stage, Radio, TV
(A person who conducts shows on stage,
announcing the sequence of events to come and who is in control of the
programmes from start to end.)
3.9.32
New
Media Specialist
(A person who provides technical advice
linking new media to equipment or any kind of new media technology.)
3.9.33
Web
Designer
(A professional web designer who
conceptualises and creates websites on the worldwide web.)
3.9.34
Print
Media Specialist
(A person specialized in organizing,
structuring and editing information for printed publications, like newspapers
and magazine.)
3.9.35
Events
Planner
(A person who designs, organizes and
coordinates conferences, meetings, exhibitions, shows and other events.)
3.9.36
Market
researcher
(A person who collects and analyses
market research information from a variety of sources and uses it to enable
informed decision-making for companies. Also responsible for planning and
implementing research projects.)
3.9.37
Aerial
Shoot Photographer
(A person who does aerial still
photography as a medium to communicate ideas and express opinions.)
3.9.38
Mark
up Artist
(A person who provides make up services
to models or actors.)
3.9.39
Costume
Designer
(A person engaged in planning creative
solutions for a design brief, selecting the most suitable accessories to
complement garments and arranging these appropriately for photo shoots,
commercials, theatre plays or movies.)
3.9.40
Editor:
Publishing
(A person who develops ideas for
upcoming issue themes, identifies and collaborates editorially with writers and
contributes own writing and analysis to the project for publications.)
3.9.41
Content
Provider
(A person who creates and maintains
databases containing information from an information provider and / or provides
documents containing information for a web site or electronic media.)
3.10
Association
(Non Profit)
(This Licence Segment also applies to Dubai Studio City and International Media
Production Zone)
3.10.1
Advertising
(A Non Profit establishment compromising
of industry professionals focusing on enhancing best practices, quality,
professionalism, standards, regulations, exposure placement and creating
business opportunities for the Advertising industry.)
(A Non Profit establishment compromising
of industry professionals focusing on enhancing best practices, quality,
professionalism, standards, regulations, exposure placement and creating
business opportunities for the Broadcasting industry.)
3.10.3
Film
(A Non Profit establishment compromising
of industry professionals focusing on enhancing best practices, quality, professionalism,
standards, regulations, exposure placement and creating business opportunities
for the Film industry.)
3.10.4
Hospitality
(A Non Profit establishment compromising
of industry professionals focusing on enhancing best practices, quality,
professionalism, standards, regulations, exposure placement and creating
business opportunities for the Hospitality industry.)
3.10.5
Journalism
(A Non Profit establishment compromising
of industry professionals focusing on enhancing best practices, quality,
professionalism, standards, regulations, exposure placement and creating
business opportunities for the Journalism profession.)
3.10.6
Music
and Entertainment
(A Non Profit establishment compromising
of industry professionals focusing on enhancing best practices, quality,
professionalism, standards, regulations, exposure placement and creating
business opportunities for the Music and Entertainment industry.)
3.10.7
Media
and Marketing
(A Non Profit establishment compromising
of industry professionals focusing on enhancing best practices, quality,
professionalism, standards, regulations, exposure placement and creating
business opportunities for the Media and Marketing sector.)
3.10.8
New
Media
(A Non Profit establishment compromising
of industry professionals focusing on enhancing best practices, quality,
professionalism, standards, regulations, exposure placement and creating
business opportunities for the New Media industry.)
3.10.9
Publishing and Printing
(A Non Profit establishment compromising
of industry professionals focusing on enhancing best practices, quality,
professionalism, standards, regulations, exposure placement and creating
business opportunities for the Publishing and Printing industry.)
4.
International Media Production Zone
4.1
Printing Machinery and Printing Consumable Manufacturing
(Supplier of all types of pre-press
machines such as CTP, CTF, Scanners and cameras and related software.)
4.1.2
Press
Machinery Manufacture
(Supplier of all type of offset printing
machines for Screen Printing, Lithography Printing, Gravure Printing, Flexo
Printing, Letterpress and all related printing machines.)
4.1.3
Post
Press Machinery Manufacture
(Supplier of all types of Post
production related machines: folding, cutting, creasing, gathering, binding,
wire stitching, sewing and other similar machines for finishing the product.)
4.1.4
Ink
and Chemicals Related to Printing Manufacture
(Companies involved in production of ink
as well as blending of chemicals related to the printing industry only.)
4.1.5
Paper and consumables Supplier
(Supplies of all types of paper and
consumables related to printing such as web, wood free, art paper, NCR paper,
ink, plates, films, lamination and cleaning products and devices.)
4.1.6
Used
Equipment Supplier
(Supplier of refurbished pre press, post
press and press machinery.)
4.1.7
Service
and Parts Provider
(Provider of parts and servicing for
printing machinery.)
4.2
Printing
Press
4.2.1
Digital
Printers (Large Format)
(Business model based on printing short
run, colour, or black and white documents. Service oriented. Fully digital
workflow including the presses. Book-on-Demand Printers.)
4.2.2
Quick
Printers
(Small offset printers, mainly focussed
on short runs and fast delivery times. Typical products are business cards,
business stationery, forms, flyers, etc.)
4.2.3
Commercial
and Industrial Printers
(Printers focused on commercial printing
and related services, usually offering full services from pre press to post
press, producing a wide range of products, mainly focused on sheet fed offset.)
4.2.4
Commercial
Web Printers
(Printers focussed on printing and
finishing mainly high volumes of magazines, catalogues and commercial jobs plus
related services with a main focus on web offset, additional sheet fed offset
presses or web gravure presses.)
4.2.5
Newspaper
Printers
(Printers focussed on printing periodically
published newspapers plus some commercial jobs for capacity utilisation using
mainly cold set offset presses and mailroom equipment.)
4.2.6
Plastic Cards Printing
(Printers focussed on printing plastic
identification cards for both private and public sectors.)
4.2.7
Cards and Envelopes Printing
(Printers focussed on production of
business cards, invitation cards to official events and ceremonies and cards of
season's greetings and congratulations on occasion of feast and weddings. This
also includes the printing of envelopes.)
4.2.8
Screen
Printing
(Printers focused on printing glass,
textiles, metals, wood, foils, plastic, boards, paper, card and acrylic box.)
4.2.9
Direct
Mail Printer
(Printers focused on services for
personalised mailings with the capacity to handle various non-graphic data
formats.)
4.2.10
Signage
Manufacture and Vehicle Branding
(Companies involved in the manufacturing
of all types of signage using acrylic, wood, light boxes or neon for retail and
other service industries. It includes the branding of vehicles and the
maintenance thereof.)
4.2.11
Exhibition
Contractor
(Companies providing the design and
fabrication of exhibition stands including the research and conceptualization,
mechanical, electrical, and electronic engineering, model making, fabrication,
installation and maintenance. This includes the production of kiosks for
advertising or retail purposes.)
4.2.12
Bindery
(Companies involved in the process of
fastening printed paper sheets together to make a specialised reading material
as well as the adding of decorative elements to the exterior of the same.)
4.2.13
Pre
Press Service
(Companies specialised in all prior to
the actual printing activities such as typesetting, colour separation, artwork
and design etc.)
4.3
Packaging - Packaging includes the
equipment, material and processes for containment and packing prior to sale or
shipment with the primary purpose of facilitating the purchase, use and
transport of a product or products. Also includes recycling of packaging
products.
4.3.1
Flexible
Packaging
(Includes printed OPP/BOPP film, printed
aluminium foil lids, printed OPP/BOPP/PS labels, stretch sleeve labels,
unprinted film, specialist ice cream packaging.)
4.3.2
Laminated
Packaging
(Laminated cartons for packaging liquids
and corrugated cartons: includes Gable top cartons, Aseptic cartons, kraft
paper and fluting.)
4.3.3
Metal
Containers and Closures
(Includes two-piece beverage cans,
three-piece tinplate cans, crown corks, can ends.)
4.3.4
Plastic
Containers and Closures
(Includes blow-moulded HDPE,
blow-moulded PVC, PET/PET pre-forms, HIPS and PET sheet thermoforming, plastic
caps, lids and other closures.)
4.3.5
Packaging
Printers
(Includes folding carton production and
related services such as geometrical design, development of carton material,
logistics and warehousing of finished products, hot foil stamping, special
varnishing, die-cutting, embossing, engraving and gluing.)
4.3.6
Label
Printing
(Includes label production and related
services such as wet glue and pressure sensitive labels, wraps, sleeves. Also,
finishing processes including hot foil stamping, guillotining, punching and die
cutting.)
4.3.7
Paper
Packaging Product Manufacture
(Includes the manufacture of all paper
materials used in the packaging industry such as paper bags, boxes, containers,
corrugated or non-corrugated carton, paper tubes and cores etc.)
4.4
Publishing (This Licence Segment also applies to Dubai Media City)
4.4.1
Newspapers
(Regional and National)
(Includes Dailies, Weeklies and
Supplements. Published to communicate regional, international, corporate or
industry specific topics on a regular basis, and produced in a broadsheet,
tabloid or broadside format.)
4.4.2
Magazines
(Professional, business and customer
publications, business and professional interest magazines including marketing,
advertising, public relations, management, human resources, computer security,
printing, horticulture, planning and development, and other industry topics;
personal interests magazines including motoring, motor sport, music, consumer
electronics and sport.)
4.4.3
Books
(Business and consumer books covering,
educational, fiction and non-fiction books produced in hard or paperback format
covering academic disciplines, science, humanities, social sciences, law,
medicine, psychology, business, arts, economics, accounting, educational and
reference books, and children’s books.)
4.4.4
Online
and Electronic Content and e-Books
(Companies involved in the organizing,
categorizing, and structuring of information, either in the form of text,
images, documents etc. so they can be stored, published, and edited with ease
and flexibility, including collecting, managing and publishing content required
for reproducing publications on-line. This includes publishers involved in the
presentation of electronic books providing the functionality of an ordinary
book.)
4.4.5
Directories,
Guides, Manuals and Catalogues
(Publishing companies involved in the
disciplines associated with catalogue/directory collation of data and
production of small handbooks, such as tourist guides, operational/product
manuals, product catalogues and directories such as telephone/industry
directories.)
4.4.6
Publishing
Representatives
(Establishment or person representing a
Publisher conducting a publishing activity in line with the licensing
requirements.)
4.4.7
Corporate
Publishing
(Companies that serve to establish a
dialogue-based communication between a company and its customers. Such
companies provide communications consulting and market research, audience
definition and segmentation analysis, communication audits, communication
plans, custom magazines and custom publishing, annual reports, advertising
sales support and media kits.)
4.4.8
Corporate
Content Provider
(An organisation that creates and
maintains databases, information, editorials and photographs on events and
sells it to magazines or newspapers.)
4.5
Graphic
Arts Support Services
4.5.1
Graphic
Art Consultancy
(Companies specialised in providing
consultation services as well as product development related to graphic arts
only.)
4.5.2
Conceptual
Design
(Companies providing creative ideas
supporting and complimenting interior design, media and graphic arts related
industries.)
4.5.3
Retail
Design
(Companies providing creative solutions
for product packaging.)
4.5.4
Models
Production and Re-production
(Companies engaged in the design and
manufacture of models including 3-D replicas and 2-D geographic maps.)
4.6
Support
Services
4.6.1
CD
Duplication, Labelling and Distribution
(Companies involved in duplicating CD
content on contractual basis, labelling and distribution to the suppliers.)
4.6.2
Commercial
Picture Studio
(Companies carrying out commercial
photography, product shots, corporate portraits, the framing work, the large
format printing as well as retouches of the photos.)
4.6.3
Advertising
Designing and Production
(Companies that design commercials and
produce audio and video tapes, paintings and photographs for newspapers and magazines.)
4.6.4
Multi
Dimensional Images Production (Hologram)
(Includes 2-3 dimensional or hologram
imaging by technical means technology on mediums like thermal paper, stickers
or tapes (films) which are used for promotional purposes, and for protection
against counterfeiting.)
4.7
Storage
4.7.1
Storage
(Companies that deal in storage of goods
and commodities in warehouses for later use on behalf of self or third parties
for a limited period.)
5.
Dubai Studio City
5.1
Broadcasting TV (This Licence Segment also applies in Dubai Media City.)
(A TV station that operates television
broadcasting studios and facilities for the production and transmission of
television programmes to the public. The TV Station broadcasts an in-house
produced single channel or multiple channels to one or more satellites via
uplink facilities operated by the authorised uplink service provider.)
(A TV Network satellite that operates
television broadcasting studios and facilities for the production and
transmission of television programmes to the public. The TV Network broadcasts
both in-house produced TV channels as well as TV channels of other TV Stations
via satellite uplink facilities operated by the authorised uplink service
provider. The broadcast is for Direct-to-Home (DTH) Services.)
(A TV station that operates television
broadcasting studios and facilities for the production and transmission of
television programmes to the public. The TV Station broadcasts an in-house
produced single channel or multiple channels via analogue or digital
terrestrial network in the United Arab Emirates. The TV Station shall obtain a
licence to use the TV broadcast frequency from the designated authority in the United Arab Emirates.)
(A TV terrestrial network that operates
television and broadcasting studio facilities for production and transmission
of television programmes produced in-house as well as broadcasts television
channels of other TV Stations, via their analogue or digital terrestrial
network in the United Arab Emirates. The TV Network shall obtain a licence to
use the TV broadcast frequency from the designated authority in the United Arab Emirates.)
(A TV station that operates television
broadcasting studios and facilities for the production and transmission of
television programmes to the public. The TV station broadcasts an in-house
production single channel or multiple channels through the internet.)
5.2
Broadcasting
Radio (This
Licence Segment also applies in Dubai Media City.)
(A Radio Station that operates radio
production and radio broadcasting facilities for single channel or multiple
channels broadcast to one or more satellites via uplink facilities operated by
the authorised uplink service provider.)
(A Radio Network satellite that operates
radio broadcasting studios and facilities for the production and transmission
of radio programmes to the public. The Radio Network broadcasts both in-house
produced radio channels as well as radio channels of other radio stations to
one or more satellites via satellite uplink facilities operated by the
authorised uplink service provider.)
(A Radio Station that operates radio
production and radio broadcasting facilities for single channel or multiple
channels via analogue/digital terrestrial network in the United Arab Emirates. Radio Station broadcasts such in-house produced single channel or multiple
channels via analogue/ digital terrestrial network in the United Arab Emirates. The Radio Station shall obtain a licence to use the Radio broadcast frequency
from the designated authority in the United Arab Emirates.)
(A Radio terrestrial network that
operates radio and broadcasting studio facilities for production and
transmission of radio programmes produced in-house, as well as broadcasts of
radio channels of other Radio Stations, via their analogue/digital terrestrial
network in the United Arab Emirates. The Radio Network shall obtain a licence
to use the radio broadcast frequency from the designated authority in the United Arab Emirates.)
(A Radio Station that operates broadcasting
studios and facilities for the production and transmission of radio programmes
to the public. The Radio Station broadcasts an in-house production single
channel or multiple channels through the internet.)
5.3
Broadcast
Management
(This Licence Segment also applies in Dubai Media City) A company providing support services to
the parent company engaged in broadcasting TV/Radio Channels/internet/mobile TV
activity.
5.3.1
TV /
Radio – Sales and Marketing
(A marketing office ensures that the
products and services of the parent company engaged in TV/Radio/internet/mobile
TV activity are marketed effectively in the specified region. This office
covers advertising and promotional campaigns through the coordination of the
media and marketing services.)
5.3.2
TV /
Radio – Representative Office
(A representative office represents its
parent company engaged in TV/Radio/internet/mobile TV activity, expands its
activities, and facilitates the conclusion of commercial contractual agreements
between the company and its clients. A representative office may not carry out
any production or transmission activity nor enter into commercial transactions
and deals by itself.)
5.3.3
TV./
Radio – News Bureau
(A news bureau providing news to an existing
parent company engaged in TV/Radio stations or network/internet/mobile TV with
audio/visual news content, excluding transmission.)
5.4
Broadcast
Services
(This Licence Segment also applies in Dubai Media City) Companies extending
support to Broadcasters.
5.4.1
TV./
Radio – Satellite Operator
(A sales and marketing office for a satellite
operator targeting TV/Radio stations/Networks.)
5.4.2
TV./
Radio – Teleport Operator
(A sales and marketing office for a teleport operator
targeting TV/Radio stations/Networks)
(Companies providing consulting services
for broadcast companies, including market research, cost analysis, business
planning, strategy analysis, etc.)
5.4.4
Equipment
and System Integration (Satellite / IP Streaming)
(Companies engaged in maintenance and
management of media hardware equipments and various system integrations for
hardware and software to be used with or without other systems for TV/Radio
stations and IP Streaming / mobile TV.)
5.5.1
Video
Games
(Companies specialised in developing and
implementing the art or process of preparing video games, animated cartoons
and/or electronic or computerised game played by manipulating images on a video
display or television screen.)
5.5.2
Digital
Content Creation
(Companies providing CGI rendering
services, 3D prototype animation and 3D simulation.)
5.6.1
Casting
Agency
(Companies involved in sourcing talent
for the media entertainment industry and providing services for hiring actors.)
5.6.2
Modelling
Agency
(Companies hiring models for special
roles including fashion modelling, commercial modelling, fitness modelling,
parts modelling, etc.)
5.7.1
Pre-Production
(Companies offering pre-production
services such as script editing, set construction, location scouting, location
management services and casting.)
5.7.2
Production
(Companies primarily involved in
producing motion pictures, videos, television programmes, or television
commercials including provision of sound, stages, back lots and sets, water
tanks, recording studios, production offices and green room facilities.)
5.7.3
Post
Production
(Companies providing post production
services and other services to the motion picture industry, including
specialized motion picture or video post production services, such as offline
and online editing suites, film/tape transfers (labs and telecine), printing
facilities, subtitling, credits, closed captioning, and computer-produced
graphics, animation and special effects, as well as developing and processing
motion picture film.)
5.7.4
Dubbing/subtitling
(Companies that provide ‘doubling’ or
copying the Vitaphone sound of films and TV programs, synchronising sound with
pictures, and producing on-screen translations [known as subtitles].)
5.7.5
Special
effects
(Companies that create special effects
for high visibility film productions and television commercials.)
5.8.1
Design,
Scenery, Motion Graphics and Lighting
(Companies that provide design, motion
graphics and lighting for Theme Park/TV/Radio Stations Production.)
5.8.2
Production
Management
(Companies involved in production
management for Theme Park / TV/Radio Stations Production.)
5.8.3
Themed
Amusement Park
(Companies involved in production
management for Themed Amusement Parks.)
5.8.4
Production
Services
(Companies that provide production needs
for exotic locations, professional and experienced personnel film on budget,
camera crew hire, OB vans, movie trailers for shoot purposes, choreographers,
trainers.)
5.8.5
Equipment
Rental
(Companies supplying equipment for
television and film production, such as lighting equipment, cameras, etc.)
5.8.6
Prop
Shops
(Companies providing furniture and
accessories required in productions.)
5.8.7
Costume
Design
(Companies designing costumes for
characters involved in media in various sectors including
TV/Radio/Film/event/theatre, etc.)
5.8.8
Set
Design and Interior Design
(Companies specialised in set designing
and interior designing on sets/studios only.)
5.8.9
Production
Consultancy Management
(Consulting companies providing forensic
accounting, equipment valuation, one stop production / post production, budgets
and timelines for Film / TV production.)
5.8.10
Production
Event Consultancy Management
(Companies providing services for events
management related to Film / TV / Radio production.)
5.8.11
Content
Rights Management
(Companies providing services to obtain
the intellectual property rights to produce a play, film or music.)
5.8.12
Distribution
/ DVD Authoring
(Companies that provide complete video
production and multimedia creation. Services include video production and
post-production for corporate and broadcast applications, cdrom, DVD, print and
web services.)
5.8.13
Media
Content Management and Provider
(Companies that provide library or
archive services including companies that acquire, research, store, preserve,
and generally make accessible to the public documents, photographs, audio
material, audiovisual material, and other archival material of interest to the
film/TV/Radio production industry.)
5.9
Music
and Entertainment
(This Licence Segment also applies to Dubai Media City)
5.9.1
Music
Production and Recordings
(Companies involved in recorded music
production including contracting with artists and arranging and financing the
production of original master recordings. These companies are not engaged in
duplication or distribution.)
5.9.2
Music
Distribution
(Companies releasing, promoting and
distributing recorded music.)
5.9.3
Music
Publishing / Copyright
(Companies acquiring and registering
copyrights for musical compositions in accordance with laws and promoting and
authorising the use of these compositions in recordings, radio, television,
motion pictures, live performances, print or other media, and representing the
interests of the songwriter or other owners of musical compositions through
licensing agreements.)
5.9.4
Music
Label and Rights Management
(Companies having the rights to
broadcast copyrighted music, represent national and international authors,
composers, publishers and music labels.)
5.9.5
Film
/ TV / Radio Music Production
(Companies that provide original music
scores and sound design. This also includes companies producing professional
sound and original music for Film, TV, games and commercials.)
6.
Knowledge Village
6.1.1
Human
Resource Training and Development
(A centre specialising in Human
Resources Development Activities. For the avoidance of doubt, recruitment and
placement services are not included or allowed under this Activity.)
6.1.2
e-Training
Centre
(Companies offering online training and
development as well as providing related support services.)
6.1.3
Executive
Education Centre (This activity also applies to Dubai International Academic
City)
(A centre providing or facilitating
Executive Development Programmes ("EDP") from reputed, ranked
and accredited international universities or colleges. This licence may also
be granted to Universities or Branch Universities that wish to offer EDP.)
6.1.4
Vocational
Training Centre (This activity also applies to Dubai International Academic
City)
(A centre providing non degree
certificates in vocational and technical skills and knowledge.)
6.2.1
Content
Development Centre
(A centre specialising in creating and
developing specific training and educational materials to help organisations
meet their training and continuing education needs.)
6.3.1
Assessment
and Testing Centre
(A centre specialising in providing
standardised behaviour based evaluation or multiple evaluations including job
related simulations to evaluate candidates on behaviours relevant to the most
critical aspects or competencies of the job, conduct interviews and/or psychological
tests. For the avoidance of doubt, recruitment and placement services are not
included or allowed under this Activity.)
6.4.1
Linguistic
Institute
(A centre specialised in providing
languages training and learning services or/and translation services. For the
avoidance of doubt, recruitment and placement services are not included or
allowed under this Activity.)
6.5.1
Research
and Development Centre
(Firms involved in the activity of
conducting various research activities in conjunction with corporate or
academic institutions.)
6.6
Academic
Service Provider
(This Segment also applies to Dubai International Academic City)
6.6.1
Academic
Service Provider
(Companies that promote reputed and
ranked International Universities and Colleges, recruit and provide individual
support to students including student counselling and consulting services,
necessary paperwork for students' admission, paperwork for travel, visa and
accommodation.)
6.7.1
Human
Resources Consultancy
(Firms providing human resources
consultancy to organisations and companies, which includes but not limited to
human capital planning, retirement, training and development, compensation and
benefits, etc. This does not include recruitment services.)
6.8.1
Trainer
(An individual providing training to
professionals in the areas of IT, Media, Business and Management, Logistics,
Languages and associated areas.)
6.8.2
eLearning
Advisor
(An individual offering eLearning
support and consultancy services.)
6.8.3
Researcher
(An individual conducting research in Human
Resource Management fields.)
6.8.4
Human
Resources Consultant
(An individual providing Human Resources
Consultancy services. For the avoidance of doubt, recruitment and placement
services are not included or allowed under this Activity.)
6.9.1
Professional
Association (Non-Profit)
(A non-profit organisation that acts in
the public interest of a group of professionals to strengthen and transform
education and training industry and community for the purpose of serving a
public or mutual benefit.)
7.
Dubai International Academic City
(A University licensed and accredited by
the United Arab Emirates Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.)
(A foreign branch of a University,
College or School providing accredited academic programmes and degrees.)
7.1.3
Junior
College
(An institute providing post-secondary
education full-time and part-time, outside the higher education sector
including vocational academic, social, physical and recreational courses.)
(A centre from reputed, ranked and
accredited International University or College offering programs providing an
opportunity for working professionals or part-time students to obtain an
Undergraduate or Postgraduate degree through combination of in-class and online
teaching educational model.)
(Accredited and ranked International Colleges
and Universities offering degree programs that are exclusively online.)
7.4
Management
Development Centre (This Segment also applies to Dubai Knowledge Village)
7.4.1
Management
Development Centre
(A centre providing specialised short
and long term non-degree programmes on organisational and executive development
in areas such as strategy, marketing, finance, operations, human resources and
general management.)
7.5
Academic
Infrastructure Provider (This Segment also applies to Dubai Knowledge Village)
7.5.1
Academic
Infrastructure Provider
(Provider only of infrastructure and
support to Branch Universities licensed under Activity 7.1.2
and Distance Learning Centre under Segment 7.2.)
7.6.1
Sports
Facility Management
(Companies providing management services
to sporting and entertaining facilities ancillary to sport and recreation
entities such as football, equestrian, golf and water sports clubs. It
involves carrying out all the tasks concerning running these entities,
preparing and renting facilities, organising activities, promoting products.)
7.6.2
Library
Management
(Library providing extensive resources
for research and media development and access.)
7.6.3
Accommodation
Service Provider
(Offering Dormitory management and staff
accommodation management services.)
7.7
Branch
School – a
branch operation of an existing accredited school from an approved country or
one following the IB System of Education compressing some or all of the
following activities.
7.7.1
KG
(Schools catering to children whose
admission age is based on the curriculum they choose to follow.)
7.7.2
Primary
(Schools catering from Grade 1 – Grade 6
classes and students whose admission age is based on the curriculum they choose
to follow.)
7.7.3
Preparatory
(Schools catering from Grade 7 – Grade 9
classes and students and who have a set academic curriculum to follow.)
7.7.4
Secondary
(Schools catering from Grade 9 – Grade
12 or 13 classes and students. These schools must be accredited by or have
authorisation from a recognised international accreditation organisation for
Grade 9 and above.)
7.8
Boarding
School – a Branch School with residential boarding facilities following the health, security and
residential standards as set by the Government of Dubai comprising one of the
following activities.
7.8.1
Boys School
(Residential boarding schools providing
education and boarding services only to boys.)
7.8.2
Girls School
(Residential boarding schools providing
education and boarding services only to girls.)
7.8.3
Boys
and Girls School
(Residential boarding schools providing
education and boarding services to both boys and girls provided the residential
facilities for boys and girls are on different premises.)
7.9
School – Schools set up under the KV
International Accreditation system with no affiliation to any existing United Arab Emirates schools licensed by the Ministry of Education. This category of
schools shall follow the IB Curriculum or a curriculum from an approved
country.
7.9.1
KG
(Schools catering to children whose
admission age is based on the curriculum of the school they choose to follow.)
7.9.2
Primary
(Schools catering from Grade 1 – Grade 6
classes and students whose admission age is based on the curriculum they choose
to follow.)
7.9.3
Preparatory
(Schools catering from Grade 7 – Grade 9
classes and students and who have a set academic curriculum to follow.)
7.9.4
Secondary
(Schools catering from Grade 9 – Grade
12 or 13 classes and students. These schools must be accredited by or have
authorisation from a recognised accreditation organisation for Grade 9 and
above.)
8.
Dubai Biotechnology and Research Park
8.1
Therapeutics – Companies handling Pharmaceutical,
Biological and herbal products as well as devices used to treat and / or manage
human or animal diseases including, but not limited to, antibiotics, vaccines
and gene therapy.
8.1.1
Research
(Activities involving investigation or
experimentation aimed at discovery of physiological/pathological mechanism(s),
a biotech or pharmaceutical product, and/or device. This also includes
environmental studies and assessment)
8.1.2
Development
(Activities involving the process(es) of
transforming a scientific discovery into a commercial product.)
8.1.3
Storage
and Distribution
(Activities related to keeping goods and
distributing products to be delivered to the company’s branches/subsidiaries
and/or customers.)
8.1.4
Sales
and Marketing
(Activities involving principles and
methods of displaying and selling of products or services. This includes
developing of marketing strategy and tactics, product demonstration, selling
techniques and control systems.)
(Activities involved in the process(es)
of making a device or a pharmaceutical/ biotech/medical product in bulk.)
(Activities involved in process(es) of
transforming raw materials into finished goods / products. This may involve mixing
active and non-active ingredients of a certain medication and converting the
product into its dosage form. This process also includes packaging and
labelling of the product.)
8.1.7
Support
Service
(Activities related to providing the
logistics of conducting research, training, education, production, and/or
manufacturing. This also includes services related to laboratory testing and
analysis.)
8.2
Diagnostics
and Analysis
– Companies performing clinical testing, analysis of food, environmental,
forensic, agricultural, and/or other biological/chemical parameters.
8.2.1
Research
(Activities involving investigation or
experimentation aimed at discovery of physiological/pathological mechanism(s),
a biotech or pharmaceutical product, and/or device. This also includes
environmental studies and assessment)
8.2.2
Development
(Activities involving the process of transforming
a scientific discovery into a commercial product.)
8.2.3
Storage
and Distribution
(Activities related to keeping goods and
distributing products to be delivered to the company’s branches/subsidiaries
and/or customers.)
8.2.4
Sales
and Marketing
(Activities
involving principles and methods of displaying and selling of products or
services. This includes developing of marketing strategy and tactics, product
demonstration, selling techniques and control systems.)
(Activities involved in the processes of
making a device or a pharmaceutical/ biotech/medical product in bulk.)
(Activities involved in processes of
transforming raw materials into finished goods / products. This may involve
mixing active and non-active ingredients of a certain medication and converting
the product into its dosage form. This process also includes packaging and
labelling of the product.)
8.2.7
Support
Service
(Activities related to providing the
logistics of conducting research, training, education, production, and/or
manufacturing. This also includes services related to laboratory testing and
analysis.)
8.3
Agricultural,
Forestry, Horticulture, Food – Companies handling novel crop varieties or animals,
pesticides, trees, tissue culture products, fertilizers, food products,
beverages, ingredients, etc.
(Activities involving investigation or
experimentation aimed at discovery of physiological/pathological mechanism(s),
a biotech or pharmaceutical product, and/or device. This also includes
environmental studies and assessment.)
8.3.2
Development
(Activities involving the processes of
transforming a scientific discovery into a commercial product.)
8.3.3
Storage
and Distribution
(Activities related to keeping goods and
distributing products to be delivered to the company’s branches/subsidiaries
and/or customers.)
8.3.4
Sales
and Marketing
(Activities involved in principles and
methods of displaying and selling of products or services. This includes
developing of marketing strategy and tactics, product demonstration, selling
techniques and control systems.)
(Activities involved in the processes of
making a device or a pharmaceutical/ biotech/medical product in bulk.)
(Activities involved in processes of
transforming raw materials into finished goods / products. This may involve
mixing active and non- active ingredients of a certain medication and
converting the product into its dosage form. This process also includes
packaging and labelling of the product.)
8.3.7
Support
Service
(Activities related to providing the logistics
of conducting research, training, education, production, and/or manufacturing.
This also includes services related to laboratory testing and analysis.)
8.4
Environment – Companies performing activities
related to, but not limited to, waste treatment, bioremediation, energy
production and environmental assessment.
(Activities involving investigation or
experimentation aimed at discovery of physiological/pathological mechanism(s),
a biotech or pharmaceutical product, and/or device. This also includes
environmental studies and assessment.)
8.4.2
Development
(Activities involving the processes of
transforming a scientific discovery into a commercial product.)
8.4.3
Storage
and Distribution
(Activities related to keeping goods and
distributing products to be delivered to the company’s branches/subsidiaries
and/or customers.)
8.4.4
Sales
and Marketing
(Activities involving principles and
methods of displaying and selling of products or services. This includes
developing of marketing strategy and tactics, product demonstration, selling
techniques and control systems.)
(Activities involved in the process of making
a device or a pharmaceutical/ biotech/medical product in bulk.)
(Activities involved in processes of
transforming raw materials into finished goods / products. This may involve
mixing active and non- active ingredients of a certain medication and
converting the product into its dosage form. This process also includes
packaging and labelling of the product.)
8.4.7
Support
Service
(Activities related to providing the
logistics of conducting research, training, education, production, and/or
manufacturing. This also includes services related to laboratory testing and
analysis.)
8.5
Speciality
Supplies – Companies
performing activities related to specialised products, such as, enzymes, DNA,
RNA, oligonucleotides, amino acids, oligopeptides, polypeptides, proteins,
cells, research animals, gases, etc.
(Activities involving investigation or
experimentation aimed at discovery of physiological/pathological mechanism(s),
a biotech or pharmaceutical product, and/or device. This also includes
environmental studies and assessment.)
8.5.2
Development
(Activities involving the process of
transforming a scientific discovery into a commercial product.)
8.5.3
Storage
and Distribution
(Activities related to keeping goods and
distributing products to be delivered to the company’s branches/subsidiaries
and/or customers.)
8.5.4
Sales
and Marketing
(Activities involving principles and
methods of displaying and selling of products or services. This includes
developing of marketing strategy and tactics, product demonstration, selling
techniques and control systems.)
(Activities involved in the process of making
a device or a pharmaceutical/ biotech/medical product in bulk.)
(Activities involved in processes of
transforming raw materials into finished goods / products. This may involve
mixing active and non- active ingredients of a certain medication and
converting the product into its dosage form. This process also includes
packaging and labelling of the product.)
8.5.7
Support
Service
(Activities related to providing the
logistics of conducting research, training, education, production, and/or
manufacturing. This also includes services related to laboratory testing and
analysis.)
8.6
Equipment – Companies performing activities
related to hardware, software, bioreactors, furniture, and/or consumables utilized
for research, education, training, production, and/or manufacturing.
8.6.1
Research
(Activities involving investigation or
experimentation aimed at the discovery of physiological/pathological
mechanism(s), a biotech or pharmaceutical product, and/or device. This also
includes environmental studies and assessment.)
8.6.2
Development
(Activities involving the processes of
transforming a scientific discovery into a commercial product.)
8.6.3
Storage
and Distribution
(Activities related to keeping goods and
distributing products to be delivered to the company’s branches/subsidiaries
and/or customers.)
8.6.4
Sales
and Marketing
(Activities involving principles and
methods of displaying and selling of products or services. This includes
developing of marketing strategy and tactics, product demonstration, selling
techniques and control systems.)
(Activities involved in the processes of
making a device or a pharmaceutical/ biotech/medical product in bulk)
(Activities involved in processes of
transforming raw materials into finished goods / products. This may involve
mixing active and non- active ingredients of a certain medication and
converting the product into its dosage form. This process also includes
packaging and labelling of the product.)
8.6.7
Support
Service
(Activities related to providing the
logistics of conducting research, training, education, production, and/or manufacturing.
This also includes services related to laboratory testing and analysis.)
(Firms supporting
or carrying out technical, scientific, financial and economical studies
pertaining to the life science industry in the areas of manpower, planning,
advising, market research and analysis, performance analysis, due diligence,
and in designing life science buildings such as laboratories, clinical trial
units and manufacturing facilities.)
(Non Profit International,
regional and / or national establishments comprised of scientific and / or
biomedical professionals that focus on enhancing best practices, quality,
professionalism, standards, regulations, awards, exposure placement and
creating business opportunities in their particular field.)
9.
Energy and Environment Park
9.1.1
Solar
/ Thermal
(Companies that provide system or components
that convert sunlight to heat.)
9.1.2
Photovoltaic
(Companies that provide system or
components that convert sunlight to electricity.)
9.1.3
Hydro
(Companies that provide system or
components that convert water movement to electricity.)
9.1.4
Wind
(Companies that provide system or
components that convert wind to electricity.)
9.1.5
Geothermal
(Companies that provide system or
components to convert earth heat to energy.)
9.1.6
Biomass
(Companies that provide system or
components to convert organic matters to energy.)
9.1.7
Nuclear
/ Atomic
(Companies that provide system or
components to generate energy from radioactive source.)
9.1.8
Hydrogen
(Companies that provide system or
components to generate energy from hydrogen gas.)
9.1.9
Low
Carbon
(Companies that provide system or
components to generate energy from low carbon source such as gas, green diesel
etc.)
9.1.10
Motors
and turbines
(Companies that provide system or
mechanical components of motor and turbines that associate with the energy
generation.)
9.1.11
Consultancy
(Companies specialised in providing different
researches and studies and who act as experts in consideration of fees for
providing advice or services with respect to energy generation.)
9.1.12
Management
(Companies that provide energy
management services relating to different types of energy generation.)
9.1.13
Research
and Development
(Companies that undertake methodical
investigations in improving and developing scientific technologies in the
fields of energy generation.)
9.1.14
Marketing
(Companies involved in promoting and
marketing energy generation products or services.)
9.1.15
Distribution
(Companies involved in the supply, transport
and distribution of energy generation products to an end user.)
9.1.16
Testing
(Companies that undertake experimental
tests in order to determine how well energy generation system or components
works.)
(Companies that manufacture energy
generation equipments and products for usage. This may include packaging of
such products.)
9.2.1
Batteries
(Companies that provide different types
of batteries i.e. Aluminium, Lithium, NiOOH etc.)
9.2.2
Fuel
cells
(Companies that provide different type
of fuel cells i.e. Alkaline, Protonic Ceramic, Direct Methanol, etc.)
9.2.3
Consultancy
(Companies specialised in providing
different researches and studies and who act as experts in consideration of
fees for providing advice or services with respect to energy storage.)
9.2.4
Research
and Development
(Companies that undertake methodical
investigations in improving and developing scientific technologies in the
fields of energy generation.)
9.2.5
Marketing
(Companies involved in promoting and
marketing energy storage products or services.)
9.2.6
Distribution
(Companies involved in the supply, transport
and distribution of energy storage products to an end user.)
9.2.7
Testing
(Companies that undertake experimental
tests in order to determine how well energy storage system or components
works.)
(Companies that manufacture energy
storage equipments and products for use. This may include packaging of such a
product.)
9.3.1
High
tension cables
(Companies that provide different type
of high tension cables.)
9.3.2
Wires
(Companies that provide different type
of wires.)
9.3.3
Super
Conductors
(Companies that provide different type
of super conductors.)
9.3.4
Transformers
(Companies that provide different type
of electrical transformers.)
9.3.5
Switchgears
(Companies that provide different type
of electrical switchgears.)
9.3.6
Meters
(Companies that provide different type
of electrical meters.)
9.3.7
Demand
Side Management
(Companies that provide solutions and
actions on the customer’s side of the meter to change the amount or timing of
energy consumption or measures that can reduce energy consumption and consumer
energy expenses.)
9.3.8
Energy
transportation
(Companies that provide energy source
and materials transportation i.e. shipping, trucks, cylinders, etc.)
9.3.9
Consultancy
(Companies specialised in providing
different researches and studies and who act as experts in consideration of
fees for providing advice or services with respect to energy transmission and
distribution.)
9.3.10
Research
and Development
(Companies that undertake methodical
investigations in improving and developing scientific technologies in the
fields of energy transmission and distribution.)
9.3.11
Marketing
(Companies involved in promoting and
marketing energy transmission and distribution products or services.)
9.3.12
Distribution
(Companies involved in the supply, transport
and distribution of energy transmission and distribution products to an end
user.)
9.3.13
Testing
(Companies that undertake experimental
tests in order to determine how well energy transmission and distribution
system or components work.)
(Companies that manufacture energy transmission
and distribution equipments and products for use. This may include packaging of
such a product.)
9.4.1
Appliances
(Companies that provide different type
of appliances that consume less amount of energy than normal ones such as
motors, pumps, refrigerators, computers etc.)
9.4.2
Lighting
(Companies that provide different type
of bulbs and lights those consume less amount of energy than normal ones such
as LED, low intensity bulbs, etc.)
9.4.3
HVAC
equipment
(Companies that provide system and
equipments for heating, ventilation and air conditioning.)
9.4.4
HVAC
system (Vapour absorption)
(Companies that provide system and
equipments for vapour absorption.)
9.4.5
District
Cooling
(Companies that provide system and
equipments for district cooling generation, transmission, distribution,
services.)
9.4.6
Building
Management System
(Companies that provide Building
Management System (BMS) – a computer software program, usually configured in a
hierarchical manner, to control, monitor and manage all the equipment installed
in the building. This equipment can include heating, ventilation, cooling,
security and lighting.)
9.4.7
System
integrator
(Companies that provide engineering
design, layout and installation of wires / wireless systems [i.e. solar street
lights].)
9.4.8
Control
System
(Companies that manage, command, direct
or regulate the behaviour of other devices or systems of a building by central
device or set of devices.)
9.4.9
Metering
System
(Companies that provide metering system
or components of monitoring consumption.)
9.4.10
Energy
Recovery System
(Companies that provide a controlled way
of ventilating a home while minimizing energy loss. They reduce the costs of
heating ventilated (i.e. heat recovery wheels, heat pipes, etc.)
9.4.11
Consultancy
(Companies specialised in providing
different researches and studies and who act as experts in consideration of
fees for providing advice or services with respect to energy efficiency
equipments.)
9.4.12
Research
and Development
(Companies that undertake methodical
investigations in improving and developing scientific technologies in the
fields of energy efficiency equipments.)
9.4.13
Marketing
(Companies involved in promoting and
marketing energy efficiency products or services.)
9.4.14
Distribution
(Companies that involve in transport and
distribution of energy efficiency products to an end user.)
9.4.15
Testing
(Companies that undertake experimental
tests in order to determine how well energy efficiency products or components
works.)
(Companies that manufacture energy efficiency
products and distribution of equipments and products for use. This may include
packaging of such a product.)
9.5.1
Emission
control equipments
(Companies that provide emission control
system and components.)
9.5.2
Emission
trading consultancy
(Companies trading in emissions,
specifically for carbon dioxide.)
9.5.3
Air
purification system
(Companies that provide air purification
system and components.)
9.5.4
Air
quality monitoring system
(Companies that provide system and
products to monitor the indoor air quality.)
9.5.5
Consultancy
(Companies specialised in providing
different researches and studies and who act as experts in consideration of
fees for providing advice or services with respect to air and environment.)
9.5.6
Research
and Development
(Companies that undertake methodical
investigations in improving and developing scientific technologies in the
fields of air and environment.)
9.5.7
Marketing
(Companies involved in promoting and
marketing air and environment products or services.)
9.5.8
Distribution
(Companies involved in the supply, transport
and distribution of air and environment products to an end user.)
9.5.9
Testing
(Companies that undertake experimental
tests in order to determine how well air and environment system or components
works.)
(Companies that manufacture air and
environment products and distribution of equipments and products for use. This
may include packaging of such a product.)
9.6.1
Water
conservation equipments
(Companies that provide water
conservation system and products.)
9.6.2
Water
desalination system
(Companies that provide water
desalination system and products.)
9.6.3
Water
cooling system
(Companies that provide water cooling
system and products.)
9.6.4
Water
heating system
(Companies that provide water heating
system and products.)
9.6.5
Water
testing system
(Companies that provide water testing
system and products.)
9.6.6
Water
filtration system
(Companies that provide water filtration
system and products.)
9.6.7
Water
metering
(Companies that provide water metering
system and products.)
9.6.8
Water
purification and disinfection system
(Companies that provide water
purification and disinfection system and products.)
9.6.9
Wastewater
treatment
(Companies that provide wastewater
treatment system and products.)
9.6.10
Consultancy
(Companies specialised in providing
different researches and studies and who act as experts in consideration of
fees for providing advice or services with respect to water and waste water.)
9.6.11
Research
and Development
(Companies that undertake methodical
investigations in improving and developing scientific technologies in the
fields of water and waste water.)
9.6.12
Marketing
(Companies involved in promoting and
marketing water and waste water products or services.)
9.6.13
Distribution
(Companies involved in the supply, transport
and distribution of water and waste water products to an end user.)
9.6.14
Testing
(Companies that undertake experimental
tests in order to determine how well water and waste water system or components
works.)
(Companies that manufacture water and
wastewater equipments and distribution of equipments and products for use. This
may include packaging of such a product.)
9.7.1
Solid
waste treatment
(Companies that treat solid waste.)
9.7.2
Hazardous
waste collection and recycling
(Companies that collect and recycle or
dispose correctly the hazardous waste such as medical waste.)
9.7.3
Metal
collection and recycling
(Companies that collect and recycle
metal waste and products.)
9.7.4
Paper
collection and recycling
(Companies that collect and recycle paper
waste and products.)
9.7.5
Plastic
collection and recycling
(Companies that collect and recycle
plastic waste and products.)
9.7.6
Organic
collection and recycling
(Companies that collect and recycle food
waste and products.)
9.7.7
Construction
waste collection and recycling
(Companies that collect and recycle
construction waste and products.)
9.7.8
Consultancy
(Companies specialised in providing
different researches and studies and who act as experts in consideration of
fees for providing advice or services with respect to recycling and solid waste.)
9.7.9
Research
and Development
(Companies that undertake methodical
investigations in improving, and developing scientific technologies in the
fields of recycling and solid waste.)
9.7.10
Marketing
(Companies involved in promoting and
marketing recycling and solid waste products or services.)
9.7.11
Testing
(Companies that undertake experimental
tests in order to determine how well recycling and solid waste system or
components works.)
(Companies that manufacture recycling
and solid waste products and distribution of equipments and products for use.
This may include packaging of such a product.)
9.8.1
Environmental
friendly transportation system
(Companies that provide transportation
system works friendly to the environment.)
9.8.2
Car
pooling companies
(Companies that make arrangement where
two person or more make a regular journey in a single vehicle (i.e. bulk
transportation companies.)
9.8.3
Clean
fuel production
(Companies that provide or clean fuel
products.)
9.8.4
Consultancy
(Companies specialised in providing
different researches and studies and who act as experts in consideration of
fees for providing advice or services with respect to transportation.)
9.8.5
Research
and Development
(Companies that undertake methodical
investigations in improving and developing scientific technologies in the
fields of transportation.)
9.8.6
Marketing
(Companies involved in promoting and
marketing transportation products or services.)
9.8.7
Distribution
(Companies involved in the supply, transport
and distribution of transportation products to an end user.)
9.8.8
Testing
(Companies that undertake experimental
tests in order to determine how well transportation system or components
works.)
(Companies that manufacture
transportation products and distribution of equipments and products for use.
This may include packaging of such a product.)
9.9.1
Landscaping
(Companies that provide landscaping
materials products such as irrigation systems, plants, soil, plastic etc.)
9.9.2
Paints
(Companies that provide environmental
friendly paint that has minimal pollution and chemical effect.)
9.9.3
Environmental
friendly chemicals
(Companies that provide environmentally
friendly and non toxic chemical such as cleaning solvents, adhesives, etc.)
9.9.4
Recycled
furniture
(Companies that provide environmentally
friendly furniture that uses recycled materials.)
9.9.5
Insulation
materials
(Companies that provide insulation
materials such as weather barrier, foam, panels, coating etc.)
9.9.6
Glass
(Companies that provide special glass to
insulate the heat.)
9.9.7
Consultancy
(Companies specialised in providing
different researches and studies and who act as experts in consideration of
fees for providing advice or services with respect to green building,
architect, electromechanical etc.)
9.9.8
Research
and Development
(Companies that undertake methodical
investigations in improving and developing scientific technologies in the
fields of green building)
(Companies that manufacture green
buildings products and distribution of equipments and products for use. This
may also include packaging of such a product.)
9.9.10
Distribution
(Companies involved in the supply,
transport and distribution of Green Building products to an end user.)
9.10.1
Food
(Companies that provide food products
produced through organic methods of growing fruit, vegetables etc.)
9.10.2
Meat
(Companies that provide meat products
produced through organic methods of feeding and raising.)
9.10.3
Dairy
(Companies that provide dairy products
produced through organic methods of production.)
9.10.4
Treated
soil
(Companies that provide soil products
that uses less water and has more organic carbon.)
9.10.5
Clothing
(Companies that provide clothing items
produced from organic products.)
9.10.6
Healthcare
(Companies that provide health care
items produced from organic products. For example, makeup, soap etc..)
9.10.7
Food
preservation system
(Companies that provide system and
products to preserve food.)
9.10.8
Fertilizer
(Companies that provide organic
fertilizer products.)
9.10.9
Research
and Development
(Companies that undertake methodical
investigations in improving, and developing scientific technologies in the
fields of organic products.)
9.10.10 Marketing
(Companies involved in promoting and
marketing organic products or services.)
9.10.11 Distribution
(Companies involved in the supply, transport
and distribution of organic products to an end user.)
(Companies that manufacture and produce
organic products and distribution of equipments and products for use This may
include packaging of such a product.)
9.11
Association
(Non-Profit Organisations)
– Volunteering and Non-Profit organizations to focus on enhancing best
practices, quality, professionalism, standards, regulations and awards, expose
placement and creating business opportunities in their industry segment.
9.11.1
Energy
9.11.2
Energy
efficiency
9.11.3
Air
& Environment
9.11.4
Transportation
9.11.5
Recycling
and solid waste
9.11.6
Water
and waste water
9.11.7
Green Building
(Companies executing insurance policies
in their own name.)
10.1.2
Courier
Services
(Branch operation of a courier company
licensed in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates.)
10.1.3
Travel
Agency
(Agents of international airlines
authorised to reserve passengers' seats and sell travel tickets. This also
includes travel offices involved in the same activity as intermediaries.)
10.1.4
Car
Rental
(Lease and rental of cars without
drivers (not to include limousines or chauffeur services.)
10.1.5
Recruitment
Agency
(Firms providing companies and
establishments with recruitment services.)
10.1.6
Computer
and Electronic Accessories
(Retail provision of computers of
computer accessories and electronic accessories.)
10.1.7
Telephone
Accessories
(Retail provision of telephone and
telephone accessories (i.e. mobile phones, paging systems, telephones.)
10.1.8
Digital
Printing and Copying
(Retail provision of copying, binding of
documents, audio or video duplication and related activities.)
10.1.9
Stationery
(Retail provision of office consumables
and books.)
10.1.10 Kiosk
(Mini stores established in public
access areas for retail purposes of consumer goods, such as refreshments,
gifts, magazines and newspapers, as well as some personal goods and
requisites.)
10.1.11 Restaurant
(Retail provision of food and beverages
for immediate consumption by the public.)
10.1.12 Coffee shop
(Retail provision of coffee, tea,
juices, biscuits, certain sweet cakes and ice-creams for immediate consumption
by the public.)
10.1.13 Cafeteria
(Retail provision of snacks, juices and
beverages for immediate consumption by the public.)
10.1.14 Ice-cream Shop
(Shops which prepare and sell ice cream
for immediate consumption by the public.)
10.1.15 Bakery
(Retail provision that produce and sell
different types of bread and bakery products such as cakes, biscuits and
toasted bread.)
10.1.16 Catering Services
(Companies providing catering service
for corporate or private events.)
10.1.17 Hospital
(Branches of health facility duly
licensed in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates to receive examine
and treat patients, including stay during the treatment.)
10.1.18 Medical Clinic
(Branches of medical clinics and
doctors' surgeries licensed in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates.)
10.1.19 Dental Clinic
(Branches of dental clinics licensed in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates.)
10.1.20 Poly Clinic
(Branch of a licensed health facility
where there is more than one doctor licensed permanently in different
specialities under central management prescribing therapy on an out-patient
basis.)
10.1.21 Medical Laboratory
(Branches of health facility duly
licensed in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates, where a pathologist
is permanently available. It is equipped to perform various medical analysis
tests for medical diagnosis purposes.)
10.1.22 Pharmacy
(Branches of pharmacies licensed in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates.)
10.1.23 Optician
(Firms specialised in vision testing
services and prescription and sale of lenses and glasses.)
10.1.24 Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation Centre
(Branch operation of Physical Medicine
and Rehabilitation Centre licensed in Dubai where a specialist in physical
medicine and rehabilitation is permanently available. It is specialized in
rehabilitating patients through simulation of natural body functions using them
in treatment after conducing all necessary medical tests to verify reasons of
therapy upon instructions by the treating doctor.)
10.1.25 Medical Spa
(Branch of a licensed Medical Spa centre
providing variety of treatments for relaxation, rejuvenation, preventive
healthcare, detoxification, fitness and general well being.)
10.1.26 Health Club / Fitness
Centre
(Branch operation of an exercise,
training or fitness centre.)
10.1.27 Beauty Salon
(Parlours which offer beauty treatment,
hair cutting and hair care services, nail care services or skin care services.)
10.1.28 Spa Club
(Branch operation of Parlours licensed
in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates offering spa and massage
services along with skin care treatments or services.)
10.1.29 Childcare Nursery
(Branch operation of a childcare centre
or nursery licensed in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates.)
10.1.30 Book Store
(Retail provision of books, notebooks,
office stationery.)
10.1.31 Music and Video
(Retail provision of consumers of CDs,
tapes, DVDs and similar media.)
10.1.32 Flower Shop
(Retail provision of flowers and plant
arrangements.)
10.1.33 Convenience Store
(Retail provision of general consumer
goods.)
10.1.34 Supermarket
(Branch operation of commercial
complexes involved in marketing consumer fresh, preserved and canned foodstuff,
household utensils and tools, detergents and other consumer goods for personal
use.)
10.1.35 Hypermarket
(A hypermarket is a superstore which
combines a supermarket and a department store resulting in a very large retail
facility which carries an enormous range of products under one roof, including
full lines of groceries and general merchandise.)
10.1.36 Banking Services
(Branch operation of a bank licensed in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates.)
10.1.37 Bank Sales and Service Centre
(Branch operation of a bank without teller
or cash services licensed in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates)
10.1.38 Photo Studio
(Retail provision of photography and
photographic development services.)
10.1.39 Laundry
(Retail provision of clothes washing,
cleaning and ironing services.)
10.1.40 Translation Services
(Branch operations of offices licensed
in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates which provide simple
translation for ordinary personal and commercial letters and correspondences.
This also includes services related to translation such as typing,
photocopying, attestation of documents etc.)
10.1.41 Publishing Distribution
Agency
(Companies providing service of
distributing the final publishing product from its source to its customers.)
10.1.42 Facilities Management
Services
(Companies that are specialised in
managing other firms such as public utilities, movie houses, restaurants,
parks, private schools and hospitals, industrial and commercial firms, all
under prevailing laws and regulations.)
10.1.43 Structural Quantity
Surveying Services
(Companies that undertake surveying
structural quantities in terms of sizes and prices, upon the basis of designs
and structural specifications set for the construction of projects.)
10.1.44 Promotional Gifts Preparation
(Companies that engrave and print names
or drawings or stick photos and trademarks on promotional gifts such as pens,
watches, stationery, etc.)
10.1.45 Gent's Tailoring
(Shops engaged in tailoring men's and
boys' clothing.)
10.1.46 Ladies Tailoring
(Shops engaged in tailoring women's and
girls' clothing.)
10.1.47 Jewellery Shop
(Shops reselling gold and other precious
metals jewellery and precious stones.)
10.1.48 Perfumes and Cosmetics
Shop
(Shops reselling cosmetics, skin care,
makeup, fragrance and perfume, hair, beauty products.)
10.1.49 Electronics Store
(Shops selling electronic goods.)
10.1.50 Light Fitting and
Fixture Shop
(Shops reselling lighting lamps,
ornamental ceiling lamps and other lighting products.)
10.1.51 Valet Parking Services
(Companies engaged in providing hotel
and restaurants or other firms with employees to perform car parking services,
in private or public parking lots, to the customers of said places.)
(Branches of law firms licensed in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates.)
(Branches of accounting and auditing
firms licensed in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates.)
(Branches of architectural firms
licensed in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates.)
(Branches of engineering design firms
licensed in Dubai or elsewhere in the United Arab Emirates.)
10.2.5
Management
Consultancy
(Firms providing administrative
consultancies and studies to public departments and companies regarding
administrative and performance analysis, internal policy formulation,
organisational restructuring, strategic plans development and innovating work
procedures.)
10.2.6
Project
Management Consultancy
(Firms that carry out technical and
economical studies for different commercial and economic establishments
including preparation of tender documents, prequalification of consultants and
contractors, assessment of financial offers and follow up of execution on the
technical and engineering levels. This does not include active project
management of construction sites.)
10.2.7
Market
Research Consultancy
(Firms conducting fields surveys and
questionnaires to explore the opinion of consumers, producers and distributors
on goods and services.)
10.2.8
Interior
Design Consultancy
(Firms that prepare landscaping,
drawings and designs for residential commercial and retail buildings, hotels
and offices.)
10.2.9
Hospitality
Management Consultancy
(Firms that provide expert advice on
professional management techniques used in the hospitality sector.)
10.3
Regional
Head Quarters
- Companies or regional branch offices that provide and coordinate the
administrative, marketing, and customer service activities for the companies
within its sphere of influence. Such a company promotes the products and
services of its parent company and facilitates the conclusion of commercial
contractual agreements between the company and its clients. However, such a
company may not carry out any trading activity from the Zone.
10.3.1
Marketing Office
(A marketing office ensures that the
products and services of the parent company are marketed effectively in the
specified region. This office covers work with distributors and manages the
distribution network and advertising and promotional campaigns through the
coordination of the media and marketing services.)
10.3.2
Representative
Office
(A representative office promotes the
products and services of its parent company, expands it activities, and
facilities the conclusion of commercial contractual agreements between the
company and its clients. A representative office may not carry out any trading
activity nor enter into commercial transactions and deals by itself.)
10.3.3
Call
Centre
(A call centre handles all complaints,
reservations, orders, bookings and general information enquiries by end users.)
10.3.4
Administration
Office
(An administration office makes contacts
and conducts follow-up of the parent company's activities and affairs, and
works to promote the company abroad. Such an office may not carry out the work
related to the company's activities nor have any trading activity inside the United Arab Emirates.)
10.3.5
Back
Office
(A back office provides discrete
logistical, administrative and secretarial functions for a parent company's
operations.)
10.4
Hotels
and Leisure
Services – Hotels and serviced apartments licensed in accordance
with Decision No. 2 of 2006.
10.5
Property
Management Services
– Branches of existing companies or other licensed commercial entities or
companies incorporated in the Zone to manage commercial and residential
property located within the Zone only.
This
Decision shall come into effect on the date of its issuance.
Ahmad Binbyat
Director General of the
Dubai
Technology and Media Free Zone Authority
Issued
in Dubai on 10 February 2009
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