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The UAE became one of the world's 10 most active reformers following the recent government announcement that the minimum capital requirement for business start-ups has been eliminated and registration procedures simplified, said the report.
Among the world's 10 most active reformers for the fourth time, Egypt made business start-up less costly, expedited the construction permit process, expanded the information available from the private credit bureau, and created commercial courts to speed up contract dispute settlements.
Post-conflict countries Liberia and Sierra Leone, along with Rwanda, were among the continent's most active reformers of business regulations.
 
 
 
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