UAE inaugurated an all-encompassing legislation platform comprising federal laws, decrees, bylaws, and executive decisions

The United Arab Emirates has launched a comprehensive legislative portal, uaelegislation.gov.ae, which includes all federal laws, executive orders, bylaws, and decrees issued since the country's founding in 1971 to the present. The UAE's Vice President, Prime Minister, and ruler of Dubai, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, announced the launch of the e-legislation platform during Monday's Cabinet meeting on his official X account.

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The integrated legislative platform uaelegislation.gov.ae was also introduced; it contains all federal laws, decrees, bylaws, executive rules, and judgements made in both Arabic and English since the UAE's founding in 1971. The public can access it and participate, providing a forum for professionals and specialists to share their thoughts on existing laws as well as offer recommendations and insights into proposed legislation.

A national policy that focuses on six major areas—energy transition, health, food security, water security, technology, cybersecurity, and industrialization—was also adopted by the Cabinet. It related to science, technology, and innovation.

Sheikh Mohammed commented on the strategy, saying that it will increase chances for future generations and contribute to our GDP.

The national strategy for women's health, a strategic endeavour to ensure that women have access to the highest calibre of healthcare services, including preventative, curative, and rehabilitative treatment, has also received the endorsement of the Council of Ministers. Working together, the public and commercial sectors will aggressively fund health research projects in an effort to create a favourable climate that improves women's health across the nation.