SEC exempts 54 'Ruwad' projects from half of govt fees

During the meeting, the council discussed several topics on the agenda related to developing government work, various initiatives to reduce plastic waste, and supporting small and medium enterprises, thereby enhancing the environmental sector and supporting economic growth in the Emirate of Sharjah.
The council issued a decision to promote Abdullah Ibrahim Al-Zaabi to the rank of "Director of Department" within the special job system of the Sharjah government, appointing him as Director of the Human Resources Department in Sharjah.

Additionally, the council decided to transfer Dr. Engineer Rashid Nasser Khalifa Abushabs Al Ali to the Sharjah Private Education Authority with the same job grade, appointing him as Director of the Information Technology Department at the authority.
The council also issued a decision regarding violations and administrative penalties for breaching the Executive Council's resolution on the use of single-use plastic bags and materials in the Emirate of Sharjah.

After reviewing the results report of the second strategic plan during its previous meeting, the council approved the new strategic plan to follow up on the Emirate of Sharjah's membership in the Global Network of Age-friendly Cities for 2024-2026. This is a requirement for maintaining membership in the network, contributing to the launch of initiatives and activities to support age-friendly city standards and improve services provided to the elderly.
The council also approved exempting projects supported by the Sharjah Foundation to Support Pioneering Entrepreneurs (RUWAD)from half of the government fees for the fourth and fifth years for two years. The number of projects benefiting from the exemption reached 54 projects from various economic activities distributed across different cities and regions of the Emirate of Sharjah, as part of the council's support for young entrepreneurs and enhancing their economic activity.