Dubai Offers Web3 and AI Firms A 90% License Fee Cut, Seeks To Host Largest Tech Firms In MENA
Dubai has announced a 90% registration subsidy for web3 and Artificial Intelligence (AI) companies seeking operational licenses in the city as it seeks to create the largest pro-tech hub in the Middle East and North Afri...
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Dubbed the Dubai AI and Web3 Campus, the city rolled out a vision for its tech space and has so far offered web3 firms ranging from digital asset exchanges, and NFTs creatives multiple incentives to drive innovation in the region....
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