Sharjah:The Financial, Economic, and Industrial Affairs Committee of the Sharjah Consultative Council (SCC) has outlined its priorities and work plan aimed at enhancing economic and industrial development in the region.

According to Wam, the committee convened for its first meeting at the council's headquarters in Sharjah, marking the commencement of its activities for the fourth ordinary session of the 11th legislative term. The meeting was presided over by the Committee's Chairman, Tareq Murad Al Balushi, and attended by several committee members including Engineer Nabil Butti Al Muhairi, Abdullah Tarish Al Ketbi, Mohammed Abdullah Al Balushi, and Amer Mohammed Al Zarooni. Representatives from the council's General Secretariat, Saif bin Suwaif Al Ketbi and Abdullah Al Soufi, were also present.

The discussions focused on a strategic work plan to support economic and industrial growth, enhance the investment climate, and attract capital to bolster Sharjah's status as a key economic hub. The members underscored the necessity of monitoring policies designed to assist the private sector, boost competitiveness, and refine the business environment. Additionally, they examined potentials for economic diversification and adapting to technological advancements in various production sectors.

Further deliberations addressed the development of logistics infrastructure to improve efficiency and meet the demands of economic sectors, thereby supporting sustainable growth throughout the emirate. Chairman Al Balushi concluded the meeting by affirming the committee's commitment to examining financial, economic, and industrial matters, and preparing proposals to inform policy development. He stressed the significance of collaboration with relevant entities to advance Sharjah's development and fortify sustainable economic and industrial progress.