Foreign groups shut ‘over UAE licence issues’

June 2012

THE UAE said licensing irregularities were behind the closure of ‘some foreign institutions’ in the Gulf state, shortly after two Western pro-democracy groups were told to shut their offices there. The US-funded National Democratic Institute (NDI) said its license to work in Dubai had been abruptly cancelled, and German group Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) was similarly asked to leave the...

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