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Dubai’s monetary controller intends to dispatch cryptographic money guidelines in final quarter

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Dubai controller dispatches expansive system for speculation tokens.

The Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) plans to dispatch a different administrative system covering ‘trade tokens’ (also called cryptographic forms of money), utility tokens and certain resource supported tokens (Stablecoins) in the final quarter.

“Our meeting on speculation tokens empowered us to get what firms were searching for in an administrative system and present a system that is applicable to the market,” said Peter Smith, Managing Director, Head of Strategy, Policy and Risk at DFSA.

Dubai’s monetary area guard dog dispatched its administrative system for speculation tokens. The system mirrors the proposed guidelines illustrated in Consultation Paper 138 gave in March last and will shape the first of two periods of the DFSA’s Digital Assets system.

The administrative system characterizes a speculation token as either a security token or a subordinate token. They are:

• A security or subsidiary as a cryptographically gotten computerized portrayal of privileges and commitments that is given, moved and put away utilizing disseminated record innovation (DLT) or other comparative innovation; and

• A cryptographically got advanced portrayal of freedoms and commitments that is given, moved, and put away utilizing DLT or other comparable innovation and: (I) gives privileges and commitments that are significantly comparative in nature to those gave by a Security or Derivative; or (ii) has a generously comparative reason or impact to a Security or Derivative.

The venture tokens’ administrative system applies to people or substances intrigued to advertise, issue, exchange or hold speculation tokens in or from Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC). It applies to approved firms wishing to embrace monetary administrations identifying with venture tokens or overseeing optional portfolios or aggregate speculation supports putting resources into venture tokens.

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UAE official denies reports of worker visa cancellations amid regional tensions

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The UAE has rejected reports claiming it is cancelling workers’ residency visas or providing financial facilities to Iran, calling the claims false and part of what it described as a wider media campaign.

Dr Anwar Mohammed Gargash, Diplomatic Adviser to the UAE President, said on Wednesday that the country remains focused on managing regional developments and preparing for the next phase rather than being distracted by misinformation.

In a post on X, Gargash said some platforms were circulating what he described as false information about the UAE while authorities continued to focus on developments on the ground.

He specifically dismissed rumours about the cancellation of workers’ residency visas and alleged financial support for Iran, saying the claims were incorrect.

Gargash said the UAE’s response to such reports would be through “work and achievements on the ground”, arguing that verifiable facts and tangible results were stronger than rumours.

His comments come amid heightened regional tensions and a wave of unverified claims circulating online. The UAE official urged attention to facts and concrete developments rather than what he described as media noise.


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New Dubai bridge linking Emirates Road to Al Qudra Road now open

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Motorists can now use a new bridge connecting Emirates Road to Al Qudra Road, as Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) continues work to improve traffic movement along the corridor.

The newly opened bridge provides a direct connection for vehicles travelling from Emirates Road towards Al Qudra Road, helping improve access to the surrounding areas and ease traffic movement.

The opening is part of ongoing enhancement works on Al Qudra Road aimed at improving the efficiency of Dubai’s road network and supporting growing traffic demand.

The RTA said the latest improvement is expected to help reduce congestion and provide smoother, more efficient journeys for motorists.

Further road development works along the Al Qudra corridor are continuing as part of Dubai’s wider efforts to strengthen connectivity and keep pace with the emirate’s urban expansion.


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UAE motorists warned of road closures in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah this week

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Motorists in Abu Dhabi and Sharjah should plan this week, with authorities announcing temporary road closures for maintenance and infrastructure works.

Abu Dhabi: E22 to close overnight

Abu Dhabi Mobility will close the E22 Abu Dhabi–Al Ain Road towards Abu Dhabi on the nights of August 19, 20 and 21.

The closure will be in effect from midnight until 6am each night.

Drivers are advised to plan their journeys around the overnight closure and follow traffic signs and approved diversions in the affected area.

Sharjah: Three-day road closure

Meanwhile, Sharjah Roads and Transport Authority has announced a three-day closure on a section of road running from Sheikh Mohammed bin Sultan Bu Alian Square to Saeed bin Obaid Al-Jarwan Square, on the Al-Jazat side.

The closure will run from Wednesday to Friday as authorities carry out road maintenance and infrastructure development works.

Motorists have been advised to use approved alternative routes, follow diversion signs and comply with traffic safety instructions.

Drivers travelling through either emirate are encouraged to allow extra time for their journeys and check road conditions before setting out.


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