Inauguration of the New Headquarters for Sharjah Asset Management

On Monday, Sheikh Mohammed bin Saud Al Qasimi, the Chairman of Sharjah Asset Management, inaugurated the company’s new headquarters, with the presence of Sheikh Saud bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, the Vice Chairman, and Walid Al-Sayegh, the CEO, alongside various leaders and employees of the firm.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Saud Al Qasimi emphasized that the new headquarters marks a significant shift in the corporate trajectory of the company. He articulated his belief that human capital is the true wealth and the fundamental driver of sustainable growth. He clarified that investing in a comprehensive and flexible work environment that inspires creativity is a direct investment in value creation, enhancing competitive ability, and establishing an institutional model capable of anticipating and shaping the future.

He also noted that the company is confidently advancing towards empowering national competencies, refining their skills, and attracting specialized expertise, all within an operational framework based on innovation. This framework integrates roles and boosts strategic partnerships with both the public and private sectors, solidifying the company’s position as an impactful developmental partner. He revealed that the selection of the headquarters’ location was the outcome of a comprehensive strategic vision, positioning the company at the heart of Sharjah’s economic activity and in close proximity to its partners and vital projects. This enhances its readiness to seize promising investment opportunities while cementing its role as a key player in economic and social development, supporting the emirate’s journey towards a more prosperous and sustainable future.

The new headquarters is strategically located near Sharjah International Airport and the Al Hira market, in a flourishing economic area adjacent to the Voco Hotel, which is developed in partnership with the IHG Hotels & Resorts Group, further establishing the location as a promising business hub.

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