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The Ministry of Economy and Tourism in the United Arab Emirates has launched a Collective Music Rights Management Guide aimed at regulating the local music market and protecting the rights of authors and creators. License fee collection from institutions using music will commence in December 2026. The guide outlines the licensing fees for restaurants, hotels, shopping centers, media outlets, and events, with exceptions for educational institutions, government entities, and national events. Ten percent of the collected funds will be allocated to a Cultural and Musical Industries Support Fund, which seeks to finance production and distribution, support emerging talents, and enhance the presence of Emirati music regionally and internationally. A joint committee will oversee the process to ensure transparency and proper implementation. This measure aims to foster a regulatory environment for the music industries and support their economic and creative growth within the country.
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