Sunday, September 18, 2022 – 12:13 PM
Sharjah, September 18 / WAM / The Board of Directors of the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry recommended moving forward to create the best conditions to enhance partnership between the public and private sectors, encourage the various business sectors in the Emirate of Sharjah, and stimulate and attract more new investments to the Emirate, in line with the recent directives of the Council of Ministers to adopt the issuance of a federal law Concerning regulating the partnership between the federal public sector and the private sector in the state.
This came during the second meeting of the Board of Directors, which was held at the Chamber’s headquarters, headed by His Excellency Abdullah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and in the presence of Sheikh Majid bin Faisal bin Khalid bin Khalid Al Qasimi, First Vice President of the Chamber, and His Excellency Walid Abdul Rahman Bukhatir, Second Deputy Chairman of the Chamber and members of the Board of Directors and His Excellency Mohammed Ahmed Amin Al-Awadi, Director General of the Sharjah Chamber.
The members of the Chamber’s Board of Directors praised the recent directives of the Council of Ministers, considering that achieving sustainable economic growth, promoting investments and meeting the aspirations of the business community can only be achieved through joint work between the public and private sectors to support the comprehensive development process, stressing that the Chamber will continue to play its role and put forward effective and developmental initiatives and programs to enhance this partnership. fruitful;
His Excellency Abdullah Sultan Al Owais stressed that the private sector is a key element in the comprehensive development witnessed by the Emirate of Sharjah and the UAE in general, pointing out that the issuance of a federal law regulating the partnership between the federal public sector and the private sector will have clear positive repercussions that will contribute significantly to advancing sustainable development. progress and accelerate growth rates in many sectors of the national economy.
Al Owais pointed out that the Chamber is always committed to providing an integrated system that enhances the partnership between the public and private sectors, represents the business community well and encourages them to enter into comprehensive development and economic partnerships in a way that enhances Sharjah’s economy and contributes to achieving the main objectives of the development plans of the emirate and the state, especially since successful partnerships between the two sectors result in It has many benefits, especially reducing costs, upgrading infrastructure projects and government services, supporting business continuity and growth, and achieving economic recovery, prosperity, and quality of life for Emiratis, residents and investors from around the world.
For his part, His Excellency Mohammed Ahmed Amin Al-Awadi stressed that the Chamber, as a representative of the private sector, is always keen to provide an attractive environment for business and works to provide the maximum possible support to all economic sectors in the emirate, in a manner that enhances their attractiveness and competitiveness and meets expectations and ambitions, as the Sharjah Chamber seeks through its affiliated sectoral working groups It has to be the most effective means of communication between the business sector, the Chamber and the public sector to contribute to facing challenges and taking advantage of opportunities in forming an integrated structure that meets the needs and aspirations of the economic sectors and supports efforts to achieve sustainable development.
During the meeting, the Board discussed the business indicators of the approved work plan for the Chamber’s departments, offices and departments during the last period and its impact on developing business performance and implementing the Chamber’s new strategic programs in serving its affiliated members, especially since the Chamber has made remarkable achievements in achieving the objectives of its strategy in supporting the business sector, development and diversification. The emirate’s revenues and the attraction and attraction of new foreign investments with added value, achieving significant growth in the number of new memberships during the past months.
The Council also discussed a number of topics on the agenda, most notably the follow-up and study of indicators related to the interests of the private sector in the emirate and the recommendation to continue launching various initiatives targeting various economic sectors to enhance economic activity and improve the sustainable performance of the private sector, in addition to reviewing the latest achievements of the Chamber and another Projects that are being implemented and aim to develop the services and activities it provides and its affiliated institutions.
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