Investment Minister Nasr issued a decree establishing a unit in her ministry to follow up and help troubleshoot issues investors may have, Al Mal reports. The investor services unit would also handle complaints foreign and local investors may have. The ministry also signed a cooperation protocol with the Supply Ministry to link the databases of the Commercial Registry with those of the General Authority for Freezones and Investment in order to facilitate and expedite licensing approvals, Al Shorouk reports.
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