Sharjah Economic Development And Tourism Authorities Discuss Cooperation For Sustainable Growth
The Sharjah Economic Development Department (SEDD) and the Sharjah Commerce and Tourism Development Authority (SCTDA) recently convened to discuss potential collaborations. The aim was to boost economic and commercial growth in the emirate. Hamad Ali Abdalla Al Mahmoud, Chairman of SEDD, welcomed Khalid Jasim Al Midfa, Chairman of SCTDA, and his team for this meeting.
During their discussions, both parties focused on enhancing cooperation in tourism and trade attraction. They also explored ways to encourage investments by leveraging the promising opportunities available in Sharjah. This collaboration aims to strengthen the emirate's strategic vision by improving the business environment and delivering top-notch services.

Al Mahmoud emphasised the importance of reinforcing strategic partnerships between government entities. He noted that such cooperation fosters integration and knowledge exchange, supporting sustainable development goals. SEDD is committed to advancing its development plans in line with His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi's vision. This vision aims to empower the business sector, investors, and customers while promoting sustainable economic growth across all sectors in Sharjah.
Al Midfa highlighted that this visit aligns with SCTDA's commitment to strengthening strategic partnerships with various government entities in the emirate. These partnerships play a crucial role in supporting the growth of tourism and commercial sectors, achieving institutional integration that serves comprehensive development.
The meeting also reviewed initiatives to develop and streamline services that support Sharjah’s strategic vision. These initiatives aim to enhance the business environment and deliver world-class services. Support mechanisms for joint projects contributing to Sharjah’s economic competitiveness were also discussed during the meeting.
This gathering is part of broader efforts to enhance inter-governmental cooperation. It seeks to provide comprehensive support to businesses, investors, and customers while upholding directives from wise leadership. These efforts are crucial for achieving sustainable development and economic diversification, which are core pillars of Sharjah’s economic policy.
With inputs from WAM