The Ministry of Community Development opened registration and participation in “Al Sanaa-13" Pavilion for UAE productive families at the Global Village for the new season 2021/2022. The registration is open for all members who are registered in the database of Al Sanaa, they shall meet the requirements of the products as specified in terms of (participation conditions, product and pavilion regulations and commercial shop management).
Afra Buhumaid, Director of Productive Families Department at the Ministry of Community Development, revealed the completion of e-connectivity with the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship, Ministry of Economy and some relevant local government authorities in order to achieve speedy transactions and requirements, enhance access to the best and easiest services for productive Emirati families, promote their commercial and economic objectives and accelerate economic development beginning from the family and within the scope of domestic and micro-businesses.
She said “Those who are willing to register in "Al Sanaa-13" Pavilion this season, which will start in conjunction with the opening of the Global Village on October 26th, can apply digitally and meet the participation requirements through the ministry's website: www.mocd.gov.ae”
Afra Buhumaid added that the ministry identified the registration steps of "Al Sanaa” Pavilion at global village starting from the membership in Al Sanaa, submission of the application digitally, approval of all the conditions and requirements, to the completion of the procedures within 5 working days. One of the primary conditions set for Al Sanaa is that the applicant must be a UAE citizen, has a membership card in Al Sanaa for a year or more with exceptions for outstanding projects, full eligibility and not less than 21 years old. As for those who are less than 21, the shop must be registered in the name of the guardian with full commitment to take responsibility.
Afra Buhumaid emphasized that other conditions related to the products which do not violate public order include: all products must be done by micro-entrepreneurs and not ready-made products that are resold.