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UAQ Free Trade Zone Boosts Business Continuity of Investors with a Series of Risk Mitigation Measures
April 14, 2020, Umm Al Quwain – The Umm Al Quwain Free Trade Zone Authority’s has taken a series of proactive steps to ensure business continuity for its existing investors who are battling the economic backlash of Covid- 19. These welcome measures will lend a helping hand to SMEs and microbusinesses to overcome serious cash flow challenges in the next few months, retain their workforce and sustain their businesses till the economy recovers.
Speaking about this economic response, Johnson George, General Manager of UAQ Free Trade Zone said:“Sustainability in the face of this unprecedented crisis is what every investor needs right now. The Government of UAQ has the best interests of our investors in mind and our new business support plan reflects this. We express our support and solidarity with all our investors.”
Apart from the support for existing investors, a business set-up package has been designedfor new investors too. This will encourage potential investors to feel confident that the Umm Al Quwain Free Trade Zone will help businesses optimise their financial resources and thereby facilitateeconomic recovery.
For existing clients, the benefits are:
- Three months free bonus on licence & lease renewal – When the clients pay the license renewal fees for 12 months they get the license & lease renewed for 15 months. The plan adds up to a total cost savings of 25%.
- Rental period extension of two months for clients with rental facilities that include office, warehouse and land.
3. Absolutely no renewal fines on late license renewal payment for 3 months until 15th July 2020.
For new clients, the benefits are:
- UAQ’s new business setup packages facilitatea three month bonus on the lease and license. New members could pay the fees for 12 months and get the license & lease for 15 months. The new investor support plan adds up to a total cost savings of 25%.
2. Furthermore, all UAQ business setup packages have been upgraded with an additional visa eligibility, whereby the investors can obtain additional support from their business partners or employees.
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