SEC Evaluates New Training Plans to Boost Job Seeker Success!
In a pivotal gathering at the Ruler’s Office, Sheikh Sultan Bin Mohammed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, the Crown Prince and Deputy Ruler of Sharjah, convened the Executive Council, joined by Sheikh Sultan Bin Ahmed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, the Deputy Ruler and Deputy Chairman of the Council. Together, they embarked on a mission to propel Sharjah’s growth and innovation.
The agenda was packed with excitement as the Council delved into the latest updates on government initiatives sweeping across the emirate. They scrutinized reports outlining the proactive endeavors of various governmental departments and agencies, dissecting the dynamic progress of development projects flourishing in multiple cities and regions.
Among the highlights was a groundbreaking proposal aimed at revamping training and qualification programs for job seekers in Sharjah. Under the visionary leadership of His Highness Dr. Sheikh Sultan Bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, this initiative is set to empower job hunters with essential training and development opportunities, enhancing their skills and opening doors to fulfilling employment.
In a heartfelt move, the Council also evaluated the outcomes of a significant resolution focused on providing comprehensive medical and dental care for Sharjah’s senior citizens. This initiative is designed to protect the elderly from dental diseases and related health issues, ensuring their well-being is prioritized.
The report revealed impressive statistics—over 16,000 seniors have already taken advantage of this important health insurance service for dental care since its inception, showcasing the initiative’s profound impact on the community.
The Sharjah Executive Council is on a roll, recently tackling a myriad of topics concerning the implementation of Sharjah’s overarching policies. These policies are designed to deliver exceptional services across diverse sectors, enhancing the quality of life for all residents.
The Council also made a landmark decision regarding the conditional release of convicts in Sharjah. According to this new ruling, convicts may be eligible for release with restrictions after serving three-quarters of their sentences. For those facing life imprisonment, a release could be considered after a minimum of 20 years served, pending the final decision of the Commander-in-Chief of Sharjah Police.
This decision outlines essential terms for release, potential barriers, and the necessary steps for enforcement, ensuring a fair and transparent process.
Another captivating discussion revolved around Sharjah’s economic performance. The Council reviewed a comprehensive presentation on the emirate’s GDP, revealing its robust economic landscape and competitive edge. Key indicators and growth rates from previous years showcased the sectors that are powering this financial strength.
Periodic economic surveys, conducted by the Sharjah government, feed vital data into the decision-making process, benefiting both public and private sectors and steering future development plans.
In response to the evolving landscape, the Council has greenlit amendments to the organizational structure of Sharjah Municipality, ensuring it keeps pace with the significant advancements in its operations and responsibilities.
Adding to the excitement, the Organizing Committee of the Sharjah Real Estate Exhibition – ACRES announced a game-changing decision by the Executive Council to reduce property transaction fees during ACRES 2025. This strategic move is poised to invigorate the emirate’s real estate sector.
With the backing of Sheikh Sultan Bin Mohammed Bin Sultan Al Qasimi, this initiative underscores Sharjah’s growing stature as a premier destination for real estate investment, promising new opportunities for investors and residents alike.
