Sharjah:The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) has reiterated its dedication to advancing the operational frameworks of its Sectoral Business Groups, which operate under its umbrella. The Chamber aims to enhance these groups' roles in evaluating sector needs and identifying new growth opportunities.
According to Emirates News Agency, the Chamber stressed the significance of empowering its Sectoral Business Groups to initiate impactful projects that could improve Sharjah's business environment, attract investment, and support sustainable economic activities. This is part of SCCI's strategy to bolster the competitiveness of Sharjah's economic sectors and solidify its status as a regional hub for business, investment, and strategic industries.
The announcement was made during a meeting chaired by Abdallah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of SCCI, with several Board of Directors members and other key figures in attendance. The meeting included discussions with chairpersons and deputy chairpersons of SCCI's Sectoral Business Groups, representing sectors such as manufacturing, real estate, hotels, and legal services. Government entities including the Sharjah Commerce and Tourism Development Authority were also present.
The discussions highlighted the need to organize specialized trade exhibitions and enhance Sharjah's appeal to international brands. The meeting also addressed the advancement of industrial projects that support food security and the expansion of local economic sectors' global reach. It further emphasized improving the business environment across various sectors and empowering the Chamber's groups to address challenges effectively, turning opportunities into sustainable projects.
Abdallah Sultan Al Owais expressed SCCI's commitment to being a strategic partner in Sharjah's economic development through support for economic sectors and expanding investment opportunities. Abdullah Al Blooshi, Head of the Shopping Mall Sector Business Group, noted growth in shopping center footfall and plans to attract international brands through dedicated exhibitions. Lalu Samuel highlighted industrial infrastructure development, while Khalid Batarfi pointed to success in the used car trade sector. Efforts in the real estate and hospitality sectors were also discussed, along with initiatives in the legal services sector led by Mohamed Ali Al-Hammadi.