Experts praise Sharjah-based event company's role in supporting economic, community development

 

Experts praise Sharjah-based event companys role in supporting economic, community development

The centre has been lauded by specialists in economic affairs and community development in Sharjah for their impressive role in serving the UAE's investment, tourism, and economic strategies.

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Published: Thu 30 Apr 2015, 8:57 PM

Last updated: Thu 25 Jun 2015, 11:45 PM

Specialists in economic affairs and community development in Sharjah have lauded the impressive role played by a number of highly effective organisations in serving the UAE's investment, tourism, and economic strategies by hosting and organising events that contribute to closer collaboration between various bodies.

Among these organisations, Al Jawaher Reception and Convention Centre (JRCC), a leading establishment dedicated to organising and hosting economic and community events and activities in Sharjah and the UAE, stands as a vibrant example of contribution to enhancing the role of effective bodies in various spheres.

These agencies have been praised for their role in laying the groundwork and  creating an appropriate environment for all relevant bodies to connect and explore promising opportunities under one roof, within successful frameworks based on prior studies compatible with the UAE and Sharjah's forward-thinking investment strategies and objectives.

The role played by JRCC, as an iconic destination for events and celebration, stresses the need for inter-communication and creating a positive and fruitful atmosphere for the Emirate's organisations to come up with outcomes that help increase growth rates in Sharjah.

These efforts come as part of JRCC's role in attracting and bringing together decision makers in the Emirate's various sectors to meet and share views over issues that would boost economic activity in Sharjah.

Hanan Al Mahmoud, Director of  JRCC, said, 'JRCC plays a significant role in all vital areas in the Emirate. The Centre is eager to draw up strategies that go beyond organising forums or specific events but that rather extend to include its contribution to achieving the ambitions of the Emirate in all fields. There can be no doubt that the Centre's facilities, services, and ethos are of great importance in achieving the required goals.'

She emphasised that the upcoming period would witness further achievements that would create new concepts for the exhibition and reception centres in quest to achieve requirements for comprehensive development.

Sheikha Jawaher bint Abdullah Al Qasimi, Director of FUNN Sharjah Media Arts for Youth and Children, and of the Sharjah International Children’s Film Festival, said, 'JRCC offered us an ideal opportunity to organise the previous editions of the Sharjah International Children's Film Festival through its cutting-edge technology and state-of-the-art equipment, its location near to all emirates, and easily access by visitors coming via Sharjah International Airport, we believe that the presence of this Centre in Sharjah will always help us to organise more major events throughout the year. '

Ahmed Obaid Al Qaseer, COO of the Sharjah Investment and Development Authority (Shurooq), expressed his sincere thanks and deep appreciation to JRCC's staff for their support and outstanding efforts that contributed significantly to the success of the World Forum for Foreign Direct Investment 2015.

Mariam Mohamed Abdulla, Director of Salam Ya Seghar, paid rich tributes to JRCC's management and staff for the outstanding efforts they made during the Investing in the Future Refugees Forum, Middle East and North Africa 2014.


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