Business Registrations

The private sector relies on registration across multiple dimensions, such as:

• Establishing partnerships, limited companies, public companies, and registering for stock exchange listings, associations, foundations, and cooperatives

• Registering for VAT, excise tax, social security, and provident funds

• Registering transactions involving real estate or movable property requiring legal registration, including mortgages

• Registering intellectual property rights such as trademarks, patents, and trade secrets

• Complying with regulatory registrations with authorities such as the Department of Tourism, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the Ministry of Energy

• These processes not only enhance credibility with clients, partners, and regulators but also reduce risks in business operations.

Personal Registrations

At the individual level, registration also plays a crucial role, such as:

• Marriage or divorce registration, ensuring that family rights and obligations are legally recognized

• Will registration or asset transfers, to prevent future disputes

• Registration of surnames or changes to personal information, to reflect accurate facts and secure proper legal rights

• Heir registration or estate administration on behalf of successors, to ensure fair and lawful inheritance distribution