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The Business Registration and Licensing (BRL) sector in the Department of Economic Development (DED), Dubai, has signed an agreement with Emirates Islamic to support holders of the e-Trader licences being issued by DED to facilitate and regulate business activity through social media and ensure transparency across such business activity.
The agreement was signed by Omar Bushahab, CEO of BRL, and Wasim Saifi, Deputy CEO, Consumer Banking and Wealth Management at Emirates Islamic, in the presence of officials from both sides
Bushahab said it’s part of BRL’s commitment to supporting and facilitating business for holders of e-Trader licences, thereby promoting competitiveness and sustainability across their business initiatives. DED will continue to provide the ideal environment and support for e-Traders through creating partnerships with government and private sector entities, he added.
“The e-Trader licence provides many privileges to its owners, including the ability to evaluate buyer needs and customer preferences through user feedback and comments. The programme makes it easy to search for a project through the type of activity or brand name, and the buyer’s access through all communication channels are recor-ded on one page, thus making it easier to reach out to new customers,†the CEO of BRL said.