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12/27/24, 4:23 PM MoE, Adnoc team up to broaden ‘Growth’ platform’s partner base
infrastructure and driving economic development. This aligns with the national goal of making the
country the most leading with superior system, in accordance with the pillars of “We the UAE 2031”
vision. Al Nuaimi highlighted that the signing of the MoU reflects the Ministry’s vision to maximize the
benefits of data as a strategic tool for supporting sustainable development and enhancing the
national economy’s competitiveness.
He added: “Through this partnership, we will work to improve the quality of data and develop
innovative mechanisms to analyze and harness it effectively, which will enhance the efficiency of
operations and consolidate our commitment to the highest global standards in this regard. Our efforts
also underline the importance of coordination and cooperation between the government and private
sectors.”
The MoU will enhance cooperation and coordination in terms of digital connectivity between the two
parties and establish a mutual framework to exchange information, collect data and statistics, and
increase their efficiency, in line with approved methodologies in accordance with best practices in the
field.
Furthermore, the two parties will jointly work to integrate databases and encourage the exchange of
expertise, knowledge and successful experiences in common areas, which will contribute to
developing the capabilities and skills of the work teams on both sides.
The Ministry of Economy launched the National Economic Register in early October as the largest
unified and reliable database for all commercial licenses owned by establishments and companies
across the seven emirates. It standardizes the procedures and requirements for establishing
businesses and practicing economic activities in the country through a unified national portal.
The ‘Growth’ platform connects more than 46 entities in the country and includes the national identity
of the Unified Economic Number (ERN) that links data between the federal and local government
entities and licensing authorities. The platform enables users to obtain information on any commercial
license in the country from among more than 2,000 economic activities, enabling more flexible
electronic transactions.
During the launch ceremony, Abdullah bin Touq Al Marri, Minister of Economy, emphasised that the
UAE, under the guidance of its leadership, has adopted this innovative initiative to enhance the
sustainable digital readiness of government entities and elevate the government services ecosystem,
making it more flexible and competitive.
Bin Touq stated, “The ‘Growth’ platform is a remarkable achievement in advancing the national
economy. It eliminates bureaucratic hurdles and delivers highly efficient government services,
ensuring the UAE offers the best government services globally.”
The platform provides information on over 2,000 economic activities across the UAE and offers
proactive services to a broad spectrum of users, including decision-makers, business owners,
investors, and research centres. It enables users to inquire about any business licence, access
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