Sharjah Economic Council, part of the Sharjah Department of Economic Development (SEDD), held a meeting with investors representing several key sectors across the emirate.
The discussions included tourism and hospitality, aviation, shipping and transportation, construction, retail, and manufacturing. Moreover, the engagement forms part of the department’s efforts to strengthen direct communication, track business environment developments, and develop collaborative solutions.
These meetings also align with SEDD’s strategic plans to deepen relationships with stakeholders. Additionally, they aim to enhance coordination with investors and business owners while reviewing proposals and development-related observations that support the investment climate.
Hamad Ali Abdullah Al Mahmoud, Chairman of SEDD, highlighted the importance of the meetings in providing investors with updated laws and regulations linked to their activities. Furthermore, he said the department continues to gather feedback and improve operations under current circumstances to support sector sustainability.
Focus on opportunities and business continuity
During the meeting, participants reviewed recent developments across the sectors. Additionally, they discussed available opportunities and measures to strengthen the investment environment in support of sustainable growth.
The session also addressed mechanisms to ensure business continuity in Sharjah. Moreover, it examined ways to enhance investor services and improve overall service delivery.
Investors presented suggestions aimed at raising service quality and strengthening customer experience. As a result, SEDD reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining strong cooperation with the private sector and adopting initiatives that support competitiveness and align with investor expectations.
Al Mahmoud added that the department seeks to provide an ideal climate for investment and business continuity. Therefore, it aims to encourage companies to expand, attract additional investment flows, and reinforce Sharjah’s competitive business environment.
He also noted that SEDD will continue developing its services to support all economic sectors. Additionally, the department will coordinate with local and federal authorities to provide further support to companies and ensure long-term sustainability.
For their part, investors welcomed the meetings and praised the initiative. Moreover, they reaffirmed their commitment to supporting economic growth in the emirate and strengthening the private sector’s role as a strategic partner in Sharjah’s broader development agenda.
