Minimum Dh17,500 Grant For Retirees: Sharjah's Crown Prince Discusses Key Improvements For Citizens

The Sharjah Executive Council recently gathered at the Sharjah Ruler's Office. The meeting was led by Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, who is the Crown Prince and Deputy Ruler of Sharjah. The council focused on improving government departments and agencies to enhance services for citizens, promote societal unity, and sustain growth in key sectors.

In line with directives from the Ruler of Sharjah, a report on a supplementary grant for retirees was reviewed. This grant targets retirees from federal entities, local emirate governments, or the private sector registered in Sharjah. The goal is to ensure their salaries reach at least AED17,500, supporting a respectable living standard for them and their families.

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The report revealed that 5,118 retirees benefit from this supplementary grant. The total cost exceeds AED473 million. It also included statistics, comparisons, and recommendations related to the grant's impact on financial and social well-being for retirees in Sharjah.

Preparations for Sharjah's 53rd National Day celebrations were also discussed. The report highlighted key events, exhibitions, and educational sessions planned across the emirate's cities and regions. The visual identity for these celebrations draws inspiration from the "Year of Sustainability" initiative set for 2024.

The council emphasised that activities should engage all community segments. They aim to strengthen national identity among youth while celebrating the union's achievements and honouring founding leaders' efforts in uniting the nation.

The council's discussions reflect a commitment to enhancing citizens' quality of life through strategic initiatives. By focusing on retiree support and national celebrations, they aim to foster societal unity and pride in Sharjah's progress.

With inputs from WAM