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Sharjah / WAM
Sharjah Economic Development Department (SEDD) organised at its main headquarter a meeting with the owners of cars used spare parts and scrap stores in order to review the obstacles that they are facing while conducting such activity and how to solve these problems in order to promote the trading movement and to ensure the sustainability of such sector.
The meeting was attended by Fahad Al Khamiri, Director of Registration and Licensing Department, Hamad Al Midfa, Deputy Director of Legal Affairs Department, Salem Al Suwaidi, Deputy Director of Commercial Control and Protection Department, number of officials from SEDD, in addition of number of scrap stores owners. Through the meeting, the two parties reviewed the successful investment experiences of such owners and the main obstacles that they are facing and to preserve the status of Sharjah as the largest market in the Middle East. Also, the two parties discussed the working procedures at the scrap and spare parts field regularly in the future and the ways on how to develop this activity.
Al Khamiri emphasised that the Department is always keen on communicating directly with the investors to look into the challenges that they may face at the business sector in general and the activities of different establishments according to their investment fields and sectors in particular.
Furthermore, Al Khamiri added that SEDD conducts may meetings periodically with the investors concerned in such sector to clarify to them the important trends placed to organize such sector and to allocate special places for such activity, whom share with it the same idea. Then, he added that Sharjah in moving toward the future within a framework of strategies of sustainable economy that is based on fundamentals pillars of diversified sources of economic base and income in a way that ensure a lasting balanced economic growth rate within the process of sustainable development and diversified productive base as well as expanded income sources.