Abu Dhabi Adds 30 New Activities To Freelancer Licence

2024-08-15 03:27:17

(MENAFN- Khaleej Times) Published: Thu 15 Aug 2024, 11:36 AM

Last updated: Thu 15 Aug 2024, 8:46 PM

Thirty activities have been added to the freelancer licence in Abu Dhabi, authorities announced on Thursday.

Based on the advisory released by the Abu Dhabi Business Centre (ADBC) at the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development (Added), the activities will cover areas like:

Artificial intelligence (AI) development
Designing electronic equipment, device systems and software
Oil and natural gas fields production software design
Data classification and analysis services
Development and innovation for computer systems and programmes
Production models by 3D imaging
Online players support service providers

The freelancer professional Licence allows experts and skilled individuals to offer their services to organisations, institutions, companies, and individuals.

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Eligibility

To obtain the licence, the applicant must have experience in a specific field or industry or have earned an academic or professional achievement in that field. Added has previously established a regulatory framework, work regulations, and general requirements for the freelancer professional licence.

The licence can also be acquired through the TAMM app.

As many as 1,013 licences were issued over the past year for various freelance activities, said Mohammed Munif Al Mansouri, executive director of the ADBC.

"We remain committed to continuing our efforts to provide a supportive and vibrant environment for innovation and to enhance the contribution of professionals to economic growth, solidifying Abu Dhabi's position as a preferred destination for talents, businesses, and investments,” he said.

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