Dubai Healthcare City Authority Reveals Business Relief Package
Dubai Healthcare City Authority (DHCA) has announced a business relief package to alleviate financial challenges faced by various sectors as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
DHCA’s Relief Package benefits various business segments in the free zone, including certain outpatient clinics, education providers, hospitality and support services, which have had to close or significantly reduce operations to comply with national precautionary and preventive measures.
Businesses located in DHCA properties will benefit from conditional rental waivers for three months, deferred rental payments for a stipulated period, and reduced fees and waivers for certain services.
DHCA’s Relief Package benefits various business segments in the free zone, including certain outpatient clinics, education providers, hospitality and support services, which have had to close or significantly reduce operations to comply with national precautionary and preventive measures.
Businesses located in DHCA properties will benefit from conditional rental waivers for three months, deferred rental payments for a stipulated period, and reduced fees and waivers for certain services.
The package offers 25 percent-100 percent discount on commercial and clinical fees for all directly-impacted segments, and 25 percent-50 percent discount on commercial and clinical fees for all other segments excluding pharmacies and supermarkets.
Jamal Abdulsalam, CEO, DHCA, said: “These segments are facing revenue losses and need respite from operational expenses. We looked at ways to help these segments better manage their operating costs by introducing waivers and reduced fees.”
Reduced regulatory fees can be availed for a period of three months with the exception of certain fees related to commercial licenses and clinical operating permits, which can be availed until the end of 2020.
DHCA’s Business Relief Package excludes pharmacies and supermarkets which have been following regular operations.
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