The Sharjah Council Meeting reviewed government work and approved plans to improve public services. The meeting also focused on speeding up digital transformation and helping citizens with housing needs.
The session took place at the Sharjah Ruler’s Office and included top council members in charge of policies across the emirate. They also discussed ways to improve service quality and better coordinate between government departments.
One key outcome of the meeting is the approval of the Government Data Sharing Guide. The guide sets common standards, organizes data sharing, and improves honesty across local offices. It also makes it easier for outside groups to request data and helps the government manage how data is used.
Officials said the guide gives clear templates for standardizing processes. This ensures faster decision-making and better organization among government offices. Sharjah shows its commitment to building a digital system that supports good policy planning.
The council also reviewed progress on housing support projects. These programs give financial help to citizens building homes and simplify construction procedures. Authorities stressed that the programs keep high technical and structural standards while helping families have stable homes.
Experts said combining digital governance and housing support improves public trust in government services. They also said the meeting shows a proactive approach to sustainable development and social welfare.
The council discussed ways to monitor department performance. They plan to conduct regular checks and use data-based assessments to improve accountability and keep services getting better. These efforts support the emirate’s long-term development plans.
Authorities plan to implement the data guide across all local offices and train staff. They will also expand housing support programs to meet growing demand while keeping quality high.
Residents and stakeholders expressed optimism about the meeting’s results. They welcomed plans that improve service delivery, strengthen digital governance, and support housing.
Overall, the Sharjah Council Meeting shows a clear focus on using technology, being transparent, and meeting citizens’ needs. The approved plans are expected to set a model for good governance and community development.
