Dubai International Financial Centre Operates at Full Capacity

The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) has reported an increase in the number of individuals returning to its premises since its last update to clients and the business community on March 3, 2026. The centre confirmed that it is fully operational.

According to a statement from the centre on the social media platform X, all services provided by the regulatory authority remain fully available, and retail stores, as well as food and beverage outlets, are continuing to operate during their regular hours, with activities resuming throughout the centre.

The centre has urged employees of businesses and commercial entities to maintain their business continuity plans if they are still active. Should there be any disruptions to operations involving regulated clients, they are encouraged to keep the regulatory body informed through the Dubai Financial Services portal. The centre also advised adherence to guidelines set by the Dubai government and the United Arab Emirates, along with specific instructions for expatriates from their home countries.

Furthermore, the centre stated that any significant updates will be communicated to clients via email, social media, and its official website, emphasizing that the safety and well-being of the business community remains one of its top priorities.

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