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        H.E. Abdulla bin Touq Al Marri, Minister of Economy, affirmed the UAE’s commitment to

        refining economic policies and legislation aimed at strengthening consumer protection and
        safeguarding consumer rights. Under the guidance of its wise leadership, the UAE is

        committed to creating a secure and stable consumer environment, fostering vibrant markets,

        and adhering to global best practices. These focused efforts are designed to improve the

        quality of life for both citizens and residents, while simultaneously enhancing the growth and

        competitiveness of the national economy on regional and global scales, aligning with the

        vision of ‘We the UAE 2031’.



        H.E. said: “The Committee plays a crucial role in advancing the UAE’s national objectives and

        strategies for consumer rights protection. Through proactive measures, the Committee

        develops projects and initiatives that promote the adoption of best business practices in the

        marketplace. It also establishes mechanisms to regulate prices of goods and products, thus

        ensuring adherence to legislation governing consumer rights protection. These efforts aim to
        provide consumers with an exceptional purchasing experience and guarantee the availability

        of sufficient quantities of goods and products to meet their needs.”




        During the meeting, the Committee reviewed its notable achievements in 2023, including

        significant contributions to establishing an integrated consumer protection framework within

        the UAE. This was achieved through their contribution in the development and revision of a
        series of relevant legislation and policies, such as Federal Decree Law No. 5 of 2023

        amending Federal Law No. 15 of 2020 on Consumer Protection, and its executive regulation

        issued by Cabinet Decision No. 66 of 2023. The Committee effectively implemented pricing

        policies for essential consumer goods based on Cabinet Decision No. 120 of 2022.

        Additionally, the Committee issued ten recommendations pertaining to this framework, all of

        which were successfully executed through collaboration with relevant government bodies and
        authorities.




        The Ministry of Economy’s endeavours to regulate the prices of goods and products in the

        markets:





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