The Financial, Economic, and Industrial Affairs Committee of the Sharjah Consultative Council held a meeting at its headquarters in the city of Sharjah, aimed at advancing its developmental objectives for the emirate.
The meeting was presided over by Rashid Abdullah Bin Huwaiden, the committee’s chairman, and attended by the committee’s rapporteur, Dr. Fatima Khalifa Al-Muqarrab, along with committee members Engineer Nabil Baty Al-Muhairi, Abdullah Tarish Al-Ketbi, Tarek Murad Al-Balooshi, and Mohammed Abdullah Al-Balooshi, with Saif Bin Suwaif Al-Ketbi serving as the secretary from the council’s secretariat. Discussions centered on the plans and initiatives relevant to ongoing development efforts in economic and industrial sectors.
During the meeting, focus was placed on strategies to stimulate the investment environment and attract capital to the emirate. The participants emphasized the necessity of enhancing supportive policies for the private sector and streamlining processes to boost economic competitiveness, aligning with the strategic vision of Sharjah.
The meeting also addressed several key issues related to promoting economic diversification and supporting promising industrial sectors. Participants explored ways to integrate modern technologies and innovation into production processes to increase added value. Members discussed the challenges and opportunities available for further development of the logistics and industrial infrastructure that supports the economy in Sharjah.
At the conclusion of the meeting, Rashid Abdullah Bin Huwaiden highlighted the committee’s role in actively contributing to the formulation of recommendations and proposals that bolster the economic and financial policies of the emirate. He stressed the importance of collaborative efforts in creating practical and actionable visions. He added that the committee will continue its work to examine all aspects that could propel economic and industrial growth, serving the community’s interests and achieving the desired sustainability and prosperity for Sharjah.