The Municipality of Hamriyah has successfully completed the third phase of land preparation and grading works in the Arqoub Industrial Area. This initiative, undertaken in cooperation and coordination with the Hamriyah Municipal Council and several relevant governmental and service entities, aims to enhance the readiness of the area and improve its service infrastructure, ultimately benefiting the residents of Hamriyah city and optimising the use of targeted sites and lands.
The third phase involved meticulous surveying and the grading and maintenance of unpaved roads, along with the clearing of unknown construction debris and agricultural waste. These activities were conducted following an organised and phased work programme that takes into account the requirements set by the relevant authorities and the existing and future service pathways.
The Municipality of Hamriyah has reiterated its commitment to continuing, in collaboration with the municipal council and specialised authorities, the execution of field works and projects designed to develop different areas of the city. This effort aims to enhance the efficiency of its infrastructure and services, thereby increasing the attractiveness of Hamriyah and meeting the needs of its community.
The works were carried out in coordination with the Planning and Survey Department, the Sharjah Electricity, Water and Gas Authority, as well as the Federal Electricity and Water Authority, alongside teams and relevant departments responsible for water, electricity, and gas network pathways. This collaborative approach ensures that grading and preparation are aligned with approved technical requirements while maintaining the integrity of the region’s infrastructure assets.
Mubarak Rashid Al Shamsi, Director of the Municipality of Hamriyah, noted that the completion of the third phase reflects the municipality’s and the municipal council’s commitment to advancing the Arqoub Industrial Area and enhancing its readiness through the implementation of these essential service and field works, which are carried out according to well-structured plans and clear schedules in collaboration with governmental and service partners.
“The Municipality of Hamriyah, through its technical and field personnel, equipment, and machinery, is executing the required works efficiently and promptly, while ensuring prior coordination with the relevant authorities to safeguard existing facilities and services. This will help achieve the highest levels of readiness in the targeted locations, aligning with the aspirations of Hamriyah residents and supporting the quality of life and sustainable development in the city,” remarked Al Shamsi.
Furthermore, he emphasised the importance of integrated roles and unified efforts between the municipality, the municipal council, and strategic partners, highlighting that work will continue to complete the remaining phases based on the approved plan, ensuring that these are accomplished according to the best technical and organisational standards.
Al Shamsi expressed appreciation for the constructive collaboration demonstrated by the Planning and Survey Department and the Federal Electricity and Water Authority, as well as all participating entities, recognising their support and coordination which facilitated the speed and execution of works in accordance with technical requirements.
He also extended his gratitude to the Sharjah Electricity, Water and Gas Authority, particularly its departments for water, electricity, and gas, for their ongoing and fruitful cooperation with the Municipality of Hamriyah and the municipal council. The rapid coordination and identification of service pathways and necessary technical requirements played a crucial role in the preparation of the Arqoub Industrial Area and the successful organisation and safety of the targeted works.