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UAE: Umm Al Quwain Free Trade Zone (UAQ FTZ) has introduced its new Company Continuation Programme, designed to provide businesses with a more flexible and cost-effective pathway for growth. The initiative allows existing companies to relocate their operations to UAQ FTZ without losing their business history, brand identity, contractual commitments, or corporate legacy. It is open to foreign companies, UAE mainland firms, and businesses currently operating in other free zones. A key advantage of the programme is that companies can transition to a new operating environment without the need to re-register or establish a new legal entity,