The UAE Pro League Committee (Arabic: لجنة دوري المحترفين, PLC) is the organizing body of association football leagues of United Arab Emirates.

It was originally initiated by Abdullah Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Minister of Foreign Affairs, with the aim to set a committee to establish a professional league according to the AFC regulations.

In June 2008, the General Authority of Youth and Sports Welfare officially announced another formation under the name of “UAE Football League (UFL)”.

Since the two bodies have the same job profile, the Pro League Committee (PLC) replaced the “UFL” according to the General Authority of Youth and Sports Welfare resolution approved in a meeting attended by all members in June 2011.

[1] The Pro League Committee has been accused of reviving the Persian Gulf naming dispute by renaming its league to the UAE Arabian Gulf League[2] after a 70 million AED one-year renewable partnership deal with Arabian Gulf Development to be named Official Title Partner.