UAE Unveils New “Data Law”
By Ray Pathak
The federal law gives individuals the freedom to control the way their personal information is used, stored and shared, and in a manner that supports preserving the privacy of individuals and institutions in the country. The law strikes a balance by ensuring privacy of individuals and institutions and allowing the private sector to grow, innovate and prosper. Omar Al Olama, the UAE Minister of State for Digital Economy, AI and Remote Working System, was recently quoted as saying that the new legislation took into consideration "every single data law on the planet”... Read More
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