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Abu Dhabi Judiciary Explores Legal Frameworks to Strengthen National Industry and Consumer Protection

March 7, 2025by Muhammad Muneeb

The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) hosted an international forum titled Developing National Industry, Protecting Consumer Rights, and Combating Commercial Fraud, focusing on legislative mechanisms and legal frameworks aimed at boosting the national economy and safeguarding consumers.

The forum emphasized the importance of aligning national legislation with global standards to enhance market regulation, curb illegal trade practices, and ensure comprehensive consumer protection. The discussions centered on Federal Decree-Law No. 42 of 2023 on Combating Commercial Fraud and Federal Law No. 15 of 2020 on Consumer Protection, highlighting their role in promoting economic sustainability and fostering a competitive business environment in Abu Dhabi.

Key Highlights from the Forum

  • Strengthening Legal Frameworks: Experts discussed how the enforcement of national legislation can support sustainable industrial growth and protect consumer rights.
  • Judicial Oversight in Market Regulation: Sessions focused on the role of the judiciary in monitoring compliance, preventing fraudulent activities, and implementing penalties for violations.
  • Leveraging Technology in Consumer Protection:The forum explored how digital technology and artificial intelligence can aid in detecting counterfeit goods and ensuring adherence to environmental and health regulations.
  • Global Collaboration: Emphasis was placed on enhancing international cooperation in offshore business structures to combat commercial fraud and implement best practices in consumer rights protection.
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With over 300 legal professionals, policymakers, and industry experts in attendance, the event underscored the UAE’s commitment to fostering a robust economic and legal environment. Participants proposed several recommendations, including tightening administrative sanctions on offenders, establishing specialized quality control centers, and expanding digital monitoring solutions for supply chains. Additionally, increasing consumer awareness campaigns to help identify counterfeit goods was highlighted as a key preventive measure.

This initiative aligns with Abu Dhabi’s broader economic vision, reinforcing its position as a global business hub by ensuring a secure and transparent commercial landscape. The recommendations from the forum are expected to contribute significantly to shaping future regulatory strategies that support industrial innovation and consumer trust in the UAE.

For more information, please visit the official website.

 

 

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