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Ministry of Economy reviews regulatory

               legislation for telemarketing companies in UAE


                   •   Friday, August 30, 2024 10:14 AM

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               DUBAI, 30th August, 2024 (WAM) -- The Ministry of Economy (MoEc) held a media briefing to
               explain the UAE's efforts in regulating the telephone marketing of products and services in the
               country. The session presented an overview of Cabinet Resolution No.56 of 2024, which
               focuses on the regulation of telephone marketing, and Cabinet Resolution No.57 of 2024, which
               outlines the violations and administrative penalties for actions that breach the provisions laid out
               in Decision No.56.

               The decision of administrative violations and penalties identifies 18 types of administrative
               violations and penalties that range in value from AED10,000 to 150,000 depending on the type
               and nature of the violation.

               During the briefing, the Ministry of Economy reviewed the commitments set out in Resolution
               No. 56 of 2024 for licensed companies in the country when making marketing telephone calls,
               the most notable of which are:
               • Obtaining prior approval for the conduct of marketing activity from the competent authority.
               • Providing comprehensive training to the company's marketers on professional ethics of
               conduct when making marketing calls with the consumer, which includes the basic principles of
               using a "do not contact register" (DNCR).
               • Using local telephone numbers issued by licensed telecommunications companies in the
               country. These numbers must be registered under the licensed company in the country.




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