Sharjah 24: A delegation from Sharjah Asset Management (SAM), the Sharjah government's investment arm, travelled to three major Chinese cities—Beijing, Shandong, and Shanghai—to discuss investment potential with Chinese enterprises.
Sheikh Fahim Al Qasimi, Chairman of Sharjah's Government Relations Department, led the delegation in a series of discussions aimed at improving collaboration between the two parties.
Omar Al Mulla, CEO of Sharjah Asset Management's Asset Investments, and Rashid Burhaima, Acting Executive Director of Asset Investments, led the visiting team.
According to Al Mulla, "The UAE, and specifically the Emirate of Sharjah, have strong strategic and historical relations with the People's Republic of China across various sectors, particularly in the economy, entrepreneurship, technology, and infrastructure." He emphasized the importance of the visit in terms of improving economic and trade ties, as well as identifying interesting business prospects in both markets.
During the discussions, Al Mulla highlighted Sharjah Asset Management's investment projects, asset management, and real estate development.
He invited Chinese investors and companies to explore the potential opportunities in Sharjah, citing its investment-friendly climate, stability, modern infrastructure, strategic location with access to regional and global markets, and favourable laws and regulations.
They also met with Zibo city representatives and, joined by Sheikh Fahim Al Qasimi, paid visits to the Software Complex and Shandong Heavy Industry Group.
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