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Home›Green Marine›New regulations expected to aid UAE superyacht builders
Green Marine

June 29, 2010 · about 16 years ago

New regulations expected to aid UAE superyacht builders

A new set of yacht codes in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) that are expected to go into effect on July 1 should help local builders compete internationally. The 168-page UAE Yacht Regulations will impact non-commercial vessels that are more than 24 metres in length. “The current codes and regulation

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A new set of yacht codes in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) that are expected to go into effect on July 1 should help local builders compete internationally. The 168-page UAE Yacht Regulations will impact non-commercial vessels that are more than 24 metres in length. “The current codes and regulations for the larger yachts are based on conventional steel ship technology which imposes strong limitations on the innovative and future orientated yacht industry,” the UAE National Transport Authority said in a memorandum.

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