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Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Dubai and Isle of Man Sign MOU to boost Economic ties

(Dubai) – Dubai Department of Economic Development (DED) and the Government of Isle of Man have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at promoting closer business, economic and trade relations.
In this context, a Delegation from the Isle of Man Government led by its Chief Executive Mr. Colin Kniveton visited the Dubai Department of Economic Development.

Mr. Colin Kniveton held wide ranging discussions with his counterpart His Excellency Sami Gamzi, the Director General of DED.
The meeting was also attended by International lawyer, Dr Mansour Malik, whereas high officials of the Dubai Government including H.E Mr. Khalid Alkasim Deputy Director General of the DED, H.E Mr. Ali Ibrahim Deputy Director General, as well as Mr. Fahd Gargawi, the CEO of Foreign Investment Office.

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