Sharjah Chamber Reinforces Commitment to Strengthening Business Ties with Pakistan

The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry has emphasized the strong ties between the business communities of Sharjah and Pakistan, which are founded on a rich historical background and longstanding friendship between the UAE and Pakistan. The chamber reiterated its commitment to enhance these relations and advance them into a new phase of growing economic partnership, thanks to the wisdom of the leadership in both countries and the success of their business communities in capitalizing on mutually beneficial investment opportunities.

This affirmation took place during a business meeting held at the Sharjah Maritime Museum in celebration of Pakistan’s Independence Day. The gathering was attended by prominent figures, including Abdullah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Hussain Muhammad, the Consul General of Pakistan in Dubai and the Northern Emirates; Muhammad Ahmed Amin Al Awadi, Director General of the Sharjah Chamber; Abdulaziz Al Shamsi, Assistant Director General for Communication and Business Sector; Dr. Fatima Al Marzooqi, Director of International Relations at the Sharjah Chamber; and Dr. Syed Tahir, Chairman of the Pakistan Business Council.

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