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Arabian Business
3 days ago
- Business
- Arabian Business
Ajman real estate: Rental contract value up 41% to $369m in Q1
Ajman Municipality and Planning Department has reported significant growth in the value of rental contracts for the first quarter of 2025, reaching AED1.355bn ($369m). This represents a 41 per cent increase compared to the same period over the past three years. The growth underscores the success of the Ajman Vision 2030's objectives to foster a competitive business environment and an investment conducive climate, directly supporting strategic goals for enhancing the business climate and investment promotion. Ajman real estate Abdulrahman Mohammed Al Nuaimi, Director General of the Department, stated that the Emirate of Ajman continues to strengthen its position as a leading destination for sustainable development and is confidently advancing toward achieving quality of life and community well-being. He elaborated that this comprehensive value encompasses residential, commercial, and investment contracts, signalling strong confidence from both individuals and businesses in Ajman's appeal as a place to reside and invest. This is further bolstered by the emirate's flexible legislation and regulations and its digital transformation initiatives, which significantly streamline transactions for entrepreneurs. Noura Rashid Shataf, Executive Director of the Strategy and Customer Happiness Sector at the Department, stated that the Department adopts comprehensive plans for continuous improvement and development. Its skilled workforce leverages smart technologies and advanced systems to authenticate rental contracts and complete transactions swiftly and efficiently. She also revealed that the total number of transactions completed during the first quarter of 2025 amounted to 39,009 transactions, including: 28,520 residential contract transactions 10,422 commercial contract transactions 67 investment contract transactions
Zawya
5 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
Ajman's rental contract value soars 41% to $369mln in Q1-25
AJMAN – Ajman Municipality & Planning Department has reported significant growth in the value of rental contracts for the first quarter of 2025, reaching AED 1.355 billion. This represents a 41% increase compared to the same period over the past three years. The growth underscores the success of the Ajman Vision 2030's objectives to foster a competitive business environment and an investment conducive climate, directly supporting strategic goals for enhancing the business climate and investment promotion. Abdulrahman Mohammed Al Nuaimi, Director General of the Department, stated that the Emirate of Ajman continues to strengthen its position as a leading destination for sustainable development and is confidently advancing toward achieving quality of life and community well-being. This reinforces its standing among leading cities for investment and entrepreneurship. He elaborated that this comprehensive value encompasses residential, commercial, and investment contracts, signaling strong confidence from both individuals and businesses in Ajman's appeal as a place to reside and invest. This is further bolstered by the emirate's flexible legislation and regulations and its digital transformation initiatives, which significantly streamline transactions for entrepreneurs. For her part, Engineer Noura Rashid Shataf, Executive Director of the Strategy and Customer Happiness Sector at the Department, stated that the Department adopts comprehensive plans for continuous improvement and development. Its skilled workforce leverages smart technologies and advanced systems to authenticate rental contracts and complete transactions swiftly and efficiently. She also revealed that the total number of transactions completed during the first quarter of 2025 amounted to 39,009 transactions, including 28,520 residential contract transactions, 10,422 commercial contract transactions, and 67 investment contract transactions, reflecting continuous improvements in authentication procedures and user facilitation.
Gulf Insider
15-02-2025
- Health
- Gulf Insider
Up To Dh500,000 Fine: Ajman Cracks Down On Veterinary Violations With Stricter Penalties
Ajman Municipality has required veterinary establishments in the emirate to safely dispose of expired veterinary products through accredited specialised companies, ensuring proper disposal within three months of expiration. During a recent intensified crackdown, Ajman Municipality, in collaboration with the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment (MoCCAE), strongly reinforced the importance of regulatory compliance and environmental safety. Violators will face fines ranging from Dh10,000 to Dh500,000, as per Federal Law No. 9 of 2017 on veterinary products. Speaking to Khaleej Times , Dr Khalid Moeen Al Hosani, executive director of the Public Health and Environment Sector in Ajman, confirmed that the municipality has developed a comprehensive plan to ensure veterinary facilities — including clinics and pharmacies — comply with federal regulations through periodic inspection campaigns. Commending establishments that adhered to the legal requirements, Al Hosani also emphasised the need to maintain proper documentation, such as getting a valid licence to practice veterinary services for on-call veterinarians. Other documents required are facility licence issued by the Ministry, public health pest control contract, safe disposal contract for veterinary materials, and sales and purchase invoices for veterinary products to verify compliance. Al Hosani underscored that as part of the inspections, Ajman Municipality issued key directives to veterinary establishments, including restricted use of veterinary pesticides to prevent misuse. 'It is also important to ensure sourcing veterinary medicines is done exclusively from approved suppliers with documented proof,' he added. Al Hosani also reminded to trade only with Ministry-registered and licensed veterinary businesses. There must also be strict adherence to proper disposal of expired veterinary products through accredited companies within the mandated three-month period. Ajman Municipality has warned that failure to comply with the regulations will result in strict penalties, including: Fines ranging from Dh10,000 to Dh500,000 Confiscation of non-compliant veterinary products. Suspension of operations or facility closure in cases of repeated violations. Al Hosani pointed out those found guilty of selling, offering, possessing, manufacturing, or composing fraudulent, expired, or unlicensed veterinary products face imprisonment and financial penalties. 'The enforcement of these measures aims to protect public health, uphold veterinary safety standards, and ensure the proper management of veterinary products in the emirate,' Al Hosani reiterated.
