Sharjah Sets Sail: New Regulations for Marine Sports Unveiled

In a recent gathering convened by the Sharjah Executive Council (SEC), led by H.H. Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Crown Prince and Deputy Ruler of Sharjah, pivotal decisions were made to regulate the burgeoning domain of marine sports. Among the esteemed attendees was H.H. Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah and Vice Chairman of the Sharjah Executive Council, adding weight to the significance of the occasion.

With a meticulous eye on progress and development, the council delved into various facets of governance, scrutinizing the advancement of governmental initiatives, service enhancements, and the oversight of developmental endeavors across sectors. At the heart of this session lay Resolution No. 7 of 2024, a groundbreaking directive poised to shape the landscape of marine sports in the emirate.

This resolution, crafted in alignment with pertinent federal and local statutes, outlines a comprehensive framework for the regulation and licensing of marine sports activities. Among its provisions are mandates to oversee and regulate all marine and water sports activities within Sharjah, facilitate licensing procedures in coordination with pertinent authorities, supervise maritime rescue operations, and establish guidelines for recreational fishing, among others.

In addition to its regulatory scope, the resolution bears testament to Sharjah’s commitment to fostering a vibrant sports culture, reflected in its dedication to organizing and hosting significant events. These endeavors not only bolster Sharjah’s standing as a premier destination for quality events but also serve as catalysts for tourism promotion and the reinforcement of national values.

As the sun sets on this pivotal gathering, Sharjah stands poised at the helm of a new era in marine sports, propelled by a resolution that not only regulates but also elevates the domain, charting a course towards excellence and opportunity on the azure waters of the emirate.

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