Sharjah has long been a significant trading hub due to its advantageous location as a gateway between the East and the West. These days, this geographic benefit is enhanced by a cutting-edge infrastructure consisting of modern ports, free zones, and logistics hubs.
In an exclusive interview with Gulf Today, Haleema Humaid Al Owais, CEO of Sultan Bin Ali Al Owais Real Estate, Vice-Chairperson of the Sharjah Consultative Council, and Board Member of the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry, stated as much. She added that the emirate’s ability to combine its rich cultural heritage with contemporary business infrastructure has made it a desirable location for startups and multinational corporations.
According to Al Owais, Sharjah is a special example of how tradition and modernity can coexist. Sharjah, well-known for its thriving historical backdrop and rich cultural legacy, has successfully drawn on its past to build a strong and prosperous business environment. Understanding the complex relationship between heritage and commerce is essential to comprehending the rapidly changing business environment in the emirate.
Sharjah’s many museums, historical sites, and cultural festivals demonstrate its commitment to maintaining its rich cultural heritage. Among the emirate’s tributes to its past and culture are the Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization, the Sharjah Heritage Museum, and the yearly Sharjah International Book Fair.
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