Gulf News, 28 January 2026: Sharjah’s Executive Council has issued a new resolution regulating economic activities in the emirate, aiming to strengthen its investment climate and support sustainable economic growth.

The decision had been taken during the Council’s regular meeting. Officials reviewed the performance of government departments and their development plans to enhance service quality for individuals and institutions.

The Council also formed a Legislative and Legal Affairs Committee to oversee legal matters. The resolution regulating economic activities seeks to promote Sharjah’s economic position, enhance competitiveness, attract national and foreign investment, and establish a supportive environment for business growth.

Additional details from parallel reporting indicate that the resolution outlines legal provisions governing the role of the Sharjah Economic Development Department, rules for licensing establishments, and obligations for licence holders—creating a structured framework that will guide business operations and strengthen sustainable economic development.

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