Sharjah gears up for a more streamlined financial management system as His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, the Ruler of Sharjah, recently issued an Emiri Decree.
This decree approves a new working organizational structure for the Sharjah Finance Department (SFD).
The new structure aims to improve efficiency and effectiveness within the department. Specific details, including the breakdown of departments and their designated roles, will be forthcoming from the Executive Council. This council will also be responsible for ensuring the smooth implementation of the decree, including approving job descriptions and overseeing any future modifications to the SFD’s organizational units.
In a separate decree, Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi also announced the adjournment of the first regular session for the eleventh legislative term of the Sharjah Consultative Council (SCC). This session is scheduled to conclude on Thursday, June 13th, 2024, after completing the agenda for that day.
Sharjah Strengthens Financial Management
The restructuring of the SFD signifies a commitment by the Sharjah government to optimize its financial operations. This move is expected to benefit the Emirate’s long-term economic goals by fostering better financial management practices.
Sharjah Consultative Council Session Adjourns
The adjournment of the SCC’s first session ensures all planned discussions and deliberations are addressed before the break. The council plays a vital role in shaping Sharjah’s legislative landscape, and this adjournment allows for a productive conclusion to the current session.
These recent decrees highlight Sharjah’s dedication to continuous improvement in its governance structure. The revamped SFD promises a more efficient financial system, while the SCC adjournment ensures a comprehensive completion of its current session’s agenda. Both measures contribute to Sharjah’s ongoing development and progress.