Municipality Trains Real Estate Staff on Rental Services
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Sharjah City Municipality held six workshops in the latter half of 2025, focusing on rental regulation services. These workshops were attended by 600 employees from 556 real estate companies and offices throughout the emirate. The primary goal was to improve understanding of rental procedures, tenancy laws, and the municipality's digital services.
The workshops aimed to enhance the efficiency of real estate professionals and improve service quality. They also highlighted the municipality's commitment to customer satisfaction through digital solutions designed to streamline transactions. The Rental Regulation Department provided all the necessary resources and expertise to ensure the workshops' success.
In addition to the workshops, the municipality conducted field visits to 192 real estate companies. These visits focused on reviewing collaborations with other government entities, particularly electronic integration initiatives. This integration allows services to be completed through a single platform, improving the speed and ease of service delivery.
The Aqari platform, a joint initiative by the Sharjah Digital Department and Sharjah City Municipality, was also a key focus. The workshops informed companies about the platform's features, the importance of registration, and how to utilize it for various rental services.
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