The Middle East, positioned at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa, is a vibrant hub for global trade and innovation. The region’s technological advancements are rapidly transforming local economies and setting global trends.
In this series, we bring you the latest legal insights on the tech trends reshaping the Middle East and leaving a mark on innovation.
Stay informed about how these innovations are transforming industries, driving economic growth, and presenting unique legal challenges. Our series is designed to provide you with the knowledge needed to navigate this dynamic region and make well-informed business decisions.
In the second episode of the series, our Managing Partner in Abu Dhabi,
Geraldine Ahern, and Principal Associate
Andrew Garbett provide an overview of data protection law in the UAE. They discuss the significant changes introduced by the new federal data protection law, its impact on organizations managing personal data, and the future of data protection in the region.
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