Set to be introduced in December 2026, the Ministry of Economy and Tourism will ask venues across the country to pay up to Dhs50,000 per year for the right to play music.

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The Ministry of Economy and Tourism is set to introduce licensing fees for businesses that play music commercially, with collection to begin in December 2026.

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