SEC spotlights govt services development

The Sharjah Executive Council (SEC) held its regular meeting, chaired by Sheikh Sultan Bin Mohammed Bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Crown Prince, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah, and Chairman of the Executive Council, in the presence of Sheikh Sultan Bin Ahmed Bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah, Deputy Chairman of the Executive Council, on Tuesday, at the Ruler's Office.

During the meeting, the council reviewed Sharjah’s development plans and their implementation, emphasising the importance of collaboration among various organisations and partners to meet the emirate’s strategic objectives of improving quality of life and ensuring social stability.

The council discussed plans from the government focused on improving public services. Focus was directed towards optimising processes, utilising contemporary and effective techniques, and fulfilling the needs of beneficiaries and stakeholders equally.

The council reviewed amendments proposed by the Sharjah Consultative Council, which included updates to the law regulating police and security forces in the emirate, as well as revisions to the 2021 human resources law for military personnel in official entities.

The council directed that both draft laws be submitted to His Highness Dr. Sheikh Sultan Bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, for final approval.

Recently, during the Sharjah Executive Council meeting, the Council discussed a number of topics related to following up on the performance of government departments and bodies in the Emirate of Sharjah, and highlighted their development plans in various sectors, which will be reflected in enhancing the quality of life in the emirate.

The Council reviewed the report of the bee sector development and honey production project in the Emirate of Sharjah, which aims to support the sustainability of beekeeping and honey production, the production of queens, honey and bee derivatives, and the issuance of the necessary approvals to establish honey beekeeping apiaries in the emirate.

The report also included an analysis of the current situation of the local honey market and global expectations for the significant growth that the beekeeping market will witness, in addition to the challenges, opportunities, work mechanism and coordination between beekeepers and relevant authorities, bee sites and flowering seasons of local plants in the emirate, and the most prominent features that will be included in the organic honey products factory and laboratory.