The Executive Council Approves the Organizational Structure of Sharjah Museums
In a move that enhances the effectiveness of government operations, the Executive Council of Sharjah has approved the general organizational structure of Sharjah Museums during a meeting held this morning, chaired by His Highness Sheikh Abdullah bin Salem bin Sultan Al Qasimi. This decision is part of the government’s efforts to develop and enhance the institutional performance of cultural institutions and public policies for the museum sector in the emirate, reflecting Sharjah’s commitment to advancing its cultural vision.
Executive Council Meeting: Goals and Visions
The Executive Council of Sharjah held its meeting on Tuesday morning, chaired by His Highness Sheikh Abdullah bin Salem bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah, and attended by His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed bin Sultan Al Qasimi. During the meeting, several critical topics related to government work were discussed, aiming to enhance the efficiency of the emirate’s departments and authorities. The progress of various developmental projects in Sharjah was also reviewed.
New Organizational Decisions
As part of this meeting, the Executive Council issued a decision to transfer His Excellency Engineer Abdul Rahman Abdullah Mohammed Al Naqbi, Director of the City of Khorfakkan Municipality, to the Roads and Transport Authority, where he has been appointed as Director of Branches at the same job grade. Additionally, His Excellency Khalfan Saleh Al Hareethi Al Naqbi, Director of Branches at the Department of Economic Development, has been promoted to the position of Department Director and appointed as the Director of the City of Khorfakkan Municipality.
Development of the Organizational Structure of Sharjah Museums
Continuing Sharjah’s vision for development, the Executive Council has approved the project for the general organizational structure of Sharjah Museums, which supports the authority in fulfilling its related tasks. The council’s secretariat has been directed to complete the legislative cycle for this project, contributing to the improvement of cultural and administrative work within the authority.
Achievements of the Sharjah Fisheries Authority
In the context of the meeting, the council reviewed the achievements report of the Sharjah Fisheries Authority for 2024. The report highlighted the authority’s efforts, including 25 visits to fishermen’s associations, organizing 16 events, launching 11 initiatives, and conducting 138 training programs for professionals in the field. The report also mentioned developmental projects such as the aquaculture farm, aimed at achieving food security and enhancing fish stocks.
These developments represent part of the efforts directed at supporting the local economy through various projects that contribute to raising awareness about fish farming and biodiversity. The Executive Council continues to support initiatives that enhance the role of government institutions in strengthening their capabilities and providing outstanding services to the community.