Dubai, UAE – The Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) and Dubai Courts have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at improving the efficiency of electronic services related to court procedures and decisions. This new agreement supports the UAE’s digital strategy by integrating electronic services for executing judgments, orders, and decisions issued by the Dubai Courts.
The MoU is part of the UAE’s broader efforts to modernize and streamline administrative processes through digital innovation. By linking the services of the Central Bank and Dubai Courts, the agreement promises to enhance accessibility and speed for individuals and businesses interacting with the judicial system. This integration will enable seamless electronic transactions and facilitate real-time updates on court-related matters, reducing paperwork and administrative delays.
Additionally, the initiative supports the UAE’s digital strategy by promoting transparency and efficiency in public services. We expect the integration to improve overall service quality and user experience by providing more intuitive and accessible platforms for managing legal and financial matters.
This development is a key step in the UAE’s vision to harness advanced technology for transforming governmental operations. The integration of electronic services will foster greater convenience, efficiency, and reliability in administering justice and financial transactions, ultimately making the public sector more dynamic and responsive.
