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Abu Dhabi unveils interactive website for residents and businesses
The Department of Municipal Affairs onSundaylaunched its advanced website which gives advice on property regulations and the related laws and rules.
- By Binsal Abdul Kader ,Staff Reporter
- Published: 00:34 December 1, 2008
Abu Dhabi: The Department of Municipal Affairs onSundaylaunched its advanced website which gives advice on property regulations and the related laws and rules.
Visitors can also submit their suggestions or comments on existing or new regulations.
The information on a latest municipal rule and regulation or where and how to get a municipal service in Abu Dhabi is now just a click away now.
If you would like to know to which municipality you belong to, the "frequently asked questions section" will refer you to the "municipality border map" on the homepage to the municipality of your jurisdiction.
Ahmad Shereef, undersecretary of the department presented the website at a media briefing.
The presentation showcased the newly developed site and its capabilities.
The site contains information on responsibilities and activities of the department, in addition to strategic initiatives, latest policies and regulations introduced in the municipal sector of the Emirate.
The new website was created to enhance communication with the residents and businesses of Abu Dhabi, as well as increase exchange of ideas and coordination between Abu Dhabi, Al Ain and the Western Region Municipalities, said Shereef.
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