In a decisive move aimed at bolstering the regulatory framework governing real estate leasing in Sharjah, the Sharjah Consultative Council (SCC) gave its stamp of approval to a meticulously crafted draft law for the year 2024. Under the astute leadership of Dr. Abdullah Belhaif Al Nuaimi, Chairman of SCC, the council convened to deliberate on crucial amendments to the proposed legislation during its sixth meeting of the first regular session of the eleventh legislative term.
Guided by an illustrious panel including Counselor Dr. Mansour Mohammed bin Nassar, Counselor Issa bin Hanzal, and representatives from the Sharjah Municipality, the council meticulously scrutinized the intricacies of the draft law on real estate leasing. Dr. Mansour Mohammed bin Nassar, in a laudatory address, underscored the pivotal role of SCC in ushering through comprehensive legislative reforms. He emphasized the significance of the proposed law in fortifying the legal framework governing landlord-tenant relationships, aligning it with the evolving needs of Sharjah’s dynamic real estate landscape.
Khaled Falah Al Suwaidi, Director of Customer Service at Sharjah Municipality, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the draft law’s pivotal role in stimulating tourism, investment, and residential allure within the emirate. With a keen eye on societal well-being, the draft law seeks to harmonize diverse stakeholder interests while catering to the burgeoning demands of Sharjah’s real estate sector.
During deliberations, Hamad Abdel Wahab Al Qawadi, Rapporteur of the Council’s Legislative and Legal Affairs, Suggestions, Appeals, and Complaints Committee, meticulously dissected the draft law’s provisions, elucidating its defining objectives and competencies. Council members, in a spirited exchange, proffered invaluable insights, shaping the contours of the legislation to ensure equitable outcomes for both landlords and tenants.
Following rigorous scrutiny and spirited debate, the Council ratified the draft law for the year 2024, heralding a new era of regulatory rigor in Sharjah’s real estate domain. As the session drew to a close, Ahmed Saeed Al-Jarwan, Secretary-General of the Council, signaled the impending discussion on the Council’s recommendations pertaining to the Sharjah Tourism and Commerce Development Authority’s policy—a testament to SCC’s unwavering commitment to advancing Sharjah’s socio-economic agenda.
