Gold Ingots Included in “Sharjah Summer Offers” Draws

The “Sharjah Summer Offers 2025,” organized by the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry in collaboration with the Sharjah Trade and Tourism Development Authority, continues to thrive, drawing large crowds to major shopping centers and promotional events.

The fifth raffle, held on Thursday evening at the “Sahara Centre,” attracted a significant turnout of shoppers and families, creating a festive atmosphere.

During the raffle, ten lucky winners were announced, each receiving valuable prizes, including gold bullion and shopping vouchers. This event further energized the offers season, which features discounts of up to 75% on a selection of popular global brands.

Abdulaziz Al Shamsi, Assistant Director General for Communications and Business at the Sharjah Chamber, stated that the substantial attendance at the penultimate raffle is a strong indicator of the event’s success and reflects the enthusiastic response of both residents and visitors engaging with the “Sharjah Summer Offers.”

Aisha Saleh, Head of the Festivals and Events Department at the Sharjah Chamber, emphasized that the “Sharjah Summer Offers” primarily aims to create a vibrant celebratory atmosphere that visitors can experience at every location they visit.

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