Sharjah Chamber recorded nearly 30,000 memberships in the first half of 2026, reflecting strong business growth and rising investor confidence in the emirate’s expanding economy.
SHARJAH NEWS – WAM
The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) has reported robust business growth during the first half of 2026, recording nearly 30,000 memberships as the emirate continues to strengthen its position as a leading regional business and trade hub.
According to official figures released by the chamber, the total included around 2,800 new companies and more than 26,100 membership renewals, highlighting growing investor confidence and the strong momentum of Sharjah’s economic environment.
The chamber also revealed that Saudi Arabia remained Sharjah’s largest export destination during the period, with the total value of exports and re-exports exceeding AED 1.5 billion.
Officials said the figures reflect Sharjah’s expanding trade network, increasing commercial competitiveness, and the emirate’s ability to attract new investments across multiple sectors.
The continued rise in membership also underscores the effectiveness of Sharjah’s business-friendly policies, advanced infrastructure, and strategic initiatives that support entrepreneurs, SMEs, and international investors.
SCCI noted that the emirate remains committed to enhancing trade relations with regional and global markets while creating new economic opportunities for businesses operating in Sharjah.
The chamber emphasized that ongoing economic diversification efforts and strong cooperation between the government and the private sector continue to play a key role in driving sustainable growth across the emirate.
