A Clever Step Towards Sector Development and Ethical Leadership

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Recently, the UAE government unveiled a comprehensive federal decree law designed to control media operations in the nation. This calculated move aims to improve the industry's order, strengthen the Emirates' standing as a major international media center, and foster an atmosphere that will support the growth of the business. 

Individuals, groups, media outlets, and media-focused free zones across the nation are all covered by the new restrictions. They offer chances to acquire media outlets and organizations subject to particular rules and restrictions. The decree covers a broad range of activities, including broadcasting on audio, video, and digital platforms as well as the creation, distribution, printing, and publishing of media content. 

In which Permits for film screenings and other artistic activities are issued by the UAE Media Council. It is also in charge of establishing the Media material Rating System's classifications, figuring out which age groups are appropriate for media consumption, and granting licenses to people who post advertisements or media material on social media and other contemporary technological platforms.
The decree requires licensed individuals and media outlets to be under the competent authority's control and oversight in order to uphold ethical standards. 

The UAE Media Council will aggressively advocate for the protection of intellectual property rights for citizens, businesses, and media organizations throughout the nation in coordination with the appropriate authorities.
This reflects the government's commitment to facilitating a smooth transition for stakeholders to align with the new regulatory framework. The comprehensive approach of the decree positions the UAE as a responsible global media player, balancing national values and international standards. 

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