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The UAE to replace Emirates Natural Bulletin with Biometric Digital ID

Listen to the article The United Arab Emirates has announced plans to introduce a new digital recognition system that will eliminate the need for natural Emirates ID cards, marking a significant step in the country’s digital transformation agenda. According to Khaleej’s time, the service that is going to be fully developed within next year, the system will use facial recognition and biometric technologies to allow safe access to government and private services throughout the nation. Developed in collaboration with strategic partners, the system will be accessible through a smart application and complement the existing identity infrastructure. According to a statement

January 19, 2024

News Desk

Biometric verification will be mandatory for purchases of $500 and above

Under the proposed SBP reforms, the FIA ​​will be tasked with launching a crackdown on illegal forex operators A currency trader counts banknotes in this undated image. — AFP/File SIFC informed about the proposed SBP reforms on January 3. The FIA ​​will undertake to initiate a crackdown on illegal currency operators. The reforms will be made public when the SIFC meeting approves them. ISLAMABAD: In a bid to stop hoarding of the dollar, the State Bank of Pakistan has come up with a plan to make biometric verification mandatory for anyone buying $500 and above from exchange firms, it said

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