The UAE Media Council has extended the deadline for the mandatory Advertiser Permit to January 31, 2026. This crucial permit is required for all promotional content shared digitally in the UAE, aiming to enhance professionalism and consumer protection. Over 1,800 permits have already been issued to creators globally.
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Gaza's new technocratic board will be led by prominent civil society figure Amjad Al-Shawa, a choice reportedly backed by both Hamas and the Palestinian Authority. Al-Shawa, a human rights activist, has a history of mediating critical issues and advocating for Gaza's needs. Hamas, however, retains security control for now.
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