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EVENT:
A new federal media law scrapping jail terms for press violations is nearing approval.
SIGNIFICANCE:
The law formalises a decree issued last year by Dubai's ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum. The United Arab Emirates is realising gains from a decade of investments aimed at developing into a global media hub.
Word Count (approx): 1134
Headings
- Dubai initiative
- Media advantages
- UAE advantages
- Dubai emulation
- Outlook
- Local talent
- Continuity
- Inflation
- Media freedom
Primary Keywords: ME/NAF, United Arab Emirates, industry, computers, corporate, employment, foreign investment, government, growth, immigration, labour, media, policy, prices, property, reform, regulation, technology
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