The Dubai Economy decided to extend the closure decisions for commercial activities until the end of the period of the national sterilization program in Dubai on April 18, 2020 with the continuation of the exempt activities. Confirming that the decision is in line with preventive measures to limit the spread of the Corona virus (Covid-19). She stated that the offices of international and regional companies operating in the vital sectors and excluded support services sectors can carry out their work from 8 in the morning until 2 in the evening, provided that the work is carried out without receiving the public and the number of employees does not exceed 30% as a maximum provided that it is keen to fully comply with the preventive and sterilization procedures And physical spacing.
Dubai Economy explained that the warehouses and delivery services associated with selling via e-commerce platforms are considered one of the activities that fall under the supply chain sector, which is excluded from obtaining permits, provided that they adhere fully to the preventive measures related to sterilization and physical distance, and not to receive the public.
The Dubai Economic Council called on business leaders to register their business and activities on the Internet through the "merchant license" provided by Dubai Economic, and learn more about the franchises granted to business owners, stressing that e-commerce is now a great opportunity for companies to benefit from them during these difficult times.