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Open Data Policy of the Ministry of Economy

The Ministry of Economy allows users to view, benefit from, and reuse open data to meet their needs and special requirements. However, users must use open data in accordance with the conditions set forth in this policy, and they must indicate that the Ministry of Economy website is the source of information when sharing data.


Open Data Concept

Open data represents a means for the public to access government information related to the economic field without restrictions. The policy grants individuals and institutions complete freedom to exploit, reuse, and distribute data, thereby enhancing transparency principles and supporting active community participation. The Ministry of Economy aims to facilitate access to this data through its website to foster informed decision-making and build economic policies based on accurate and continually updated data.


Importance of Publishing Open Data

The Ministry of Economy is committed to publishing open data to enhance transparency and establish accountability, contributing to improved service levels and more efficient resource utilization. Open data plays a vital role in supporting strategic operations for planning and enabling decision-makers to access precise information, leading to informed decisions. The ministry's approach in publishing data opens new horizons for innovation and the development of solutions, services, and products that meet societal and economic needs..


Anticipated Benefits of Using Open Data

The Ministry of Economy, in collaboration with the Federal Competitiveness and Statistics Centre, offers a model of productive cooperation. They work together to provide data according to the highest quality standards within a specified timeframe. Data is made available in an organized manner with thoughtfully arranged classifications, including metadata and data dictionaries, ensuring ease of access and use. The website allows users to fully benefit from the available information and supports economic research and analysis, contributing to the growth and development of the national economy.



Open Data Policy

    The Ministry of Economy, upholding the principles of open government, transparency, and accountability, provides open access to data for professionals, researchers, media, stakeholders, and the interested public. The ministry adheres to the UAE's Open Data Guide and Smart Data Strategy, ensuring accurate and reliable data dissemination. The Open Data Policy delineates the processes and regulations governing data acquisition, use, and republishing by users, which includes:

  • Availability of the ministry's economic services and activities data on the official website.
  • Permission for use and republication by any individual or entity, maintaining information integrity and source.
  • Mandatory source citation (the ministry’s website) when data is used or republished.
  • Regular data updates published in a modifiable and user-friendly format.
  • Barrier-free data access without the need for prior registration on the website.
  • Encouragement of user interaction and feedback on open data to improve the quality and effectiveness of the content provided.

  • The ministry ensures the clarity and implementation of the Open Data Policy across all administrative and operational levels and is committed to periodic reviews to ensure its relevance and up-to-dateness.


Open Data Policy Guide

The Ministry of Economy seeks to enhance the value of its data by facilitating its use in compliance with publishing laws, while respecting data confidentiality and privacy according to UAE legislation.


    The Scope of Information Management

  • The ministry maintains a variety of data based on administrative records regularly updated following established mechanisms..

  • Definition of Open Data

  • This refers to the publication of available ministry data related to economic and commercial services, permitting stakeholders to freely use and reuse it in accordance with local legislation.

  • Objectives of the Open Data Policy

  • The ministry's open data policy aims to:
  • -Spread economic awareness through available economic and commercial data

    -Facilitate the publication and access of data for stakeholders.

    -Enhance transparency and ease of access to data for beneficiaries and partners.

    -Facilitating technical collaboration between the data provider and the recipient.

    -Elevate data quality to meet UAE digital government standards.


    Open Data Policy

  • This policy aims to clarify the policies and procedures related to the management of open data on the ministry's website, and covers the following points:
  • -Scope of open data: The policy includes the ministry's economic and commercial data and services provided to stakeholders.

    -Terms of use: Include the responsibility for proper use and intellectual property rights.


    It is noted that the Ministry of Economy is not responsible for any damage that may result from the incorrect use or inability to use the open data correctly..


    The Ministry's Obligations Towards Stakeholders

  • Covering data on the ministry's services, activities, and valuable information for individuals, governmental entities, and private sectors.
  • Providing and regularly updating data, with respect for privacy, confidentiality, and any other restrictions.
  • Ensuring accessible data without barriers.
  • Publishing data in formats that are editable and downloadable, and facilitating the usage process.
  • Allowing users to express their opinions on the published data.
  • Providing information about the files type, size, and the expected download time.
  • Indicating specialized programs if required to operate the files.
  • Providing platforms for interaction with users, such as blogs and social media.
  • No guarantee of continuous data availability and no responsibility for any losses resulting from its use.

  • Penalties Policy for Violations

  • Users will be legally accountable for misuse of data according to local laws and regulations.

  • Links to Other Sites

  • The site includes links to other sites not categorized by the ministry, and the ministry does not bear responsibility for the content of those sites.

  • Disclaimer

  • The ministry does not bear responsibility for the published data nor guarantees its accuracy, and advises users to assume full responsibility for using the site and its external links.

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