The event brought together representatives from the public and private sectors involved in trade and logistics and showcased the corridor’s key advantages, including reducing goods waiting times from three months to just 30 days. The initiative is part of Sharjah’s efforts to support the business environment and facilitate foreign trade.

Seminar brings together trade and logistics stakeholders

The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in cooperation with the Sharjah Ports, Customs and Free Zones Authority, organised the seminar with the participation of representatives from the public and private sectors operating in the trade and logistics industries.

Chamber focuses on supply chain efficiency and competitiveness

Al Shamsi explained that the seminar reflects the Chamber’s commitment to helping companies maximize the benefits of the advanced logistics system, which is designed to improve supply chain efficiency and strengthen regional competitiveness.

Corridor reduces goods waiting time to 30 days

Speaking to Sharjah 24, Al Shamsi noted that the seminar focused on the major opportunities offered by the corridor, particularly its ability to reduce cargo waiting times from three months to 30 days. He added that the corridor represents one of the high-quality services provided by Sharjah to enhance the business environment and streamline foreign trade operations.