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Abu Dhabi TAMM services to offer commercial licences

The Department of Government Support, which is represented by the Abu Dhabi Digital Authority has announced the full availability of the Department of Economic Development's (ADDED) commercial licences through its services ecosystem, TAMM, allowing business owners to easily access services and complete transactions digitally.
 
ADDED is the first government entity that has transfers its services to TAMM platform as part of the Abu Dhabi Government’s efforts aimed at leveraging the digital solutions in serving the society and promoting the government work.
 
With this, the total number of digital services for economic licences provided through TAMM has reached 83 services, out of which 25 are services of licences and advertisements, 31 are digital services for transactions of licensing industrial activities and 27 are digital services for licensing transactions of commercial services.
 
The initiative was undertaken under the direct supervision of the Abu Dhabi’s Higher Committee of Digital Government, delivering on its mission in activating the governance of digital transformation, and achieving a qualitative move in government services towards a digital future. 
 
It’s the latest digital transformation development announced during the ‘Digital Month’ initiative launched by the Abu Dhabi Government to encourage residents and citizens to make more use of convenient online options for everyday administrative tasks, it stated.
 
Chairman Mohammed Ali Al Shorafa said this is a major push forward in the digitalisation process in the emirate and enable its inhabitants and companies operating there to benefit from the digital services.
 
"Facilitating business activities for business owners through government digital channels will boost Abu Dhabi’s already robust economy, which in turn will work as a catalyst for further growth and development," he stated. 
 
"The effectiveness and simplicity of our digital services will allow businesses to thrive and will make economic activities easier for investors, business owners and entrepreneurs," Al Shorafa. 
 
"The key goal here is to pave the way for business owners to contribute to both their own growth and the economy’s. We are confident that this step will generate attractive returns while having a positive impact on the emirate’s development as a whole," he added.-TradeArabia News Service