Sharjah Ruler directs municipality heads to undertake daily tours
Dh19 million allocated for 21 park wall project renewals
Sharjah: His Highness Dr. Sheikh Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, directed the heads of municipalities in the emirate of Sharjah to carry out daily field tours before starting their work to find out the needs of the public in all fields.
The Sharjah Ruler also directed Dh19 million to be given to fund the renewal of 21 park wall projects across the city, with the objective of enhancing the aesthetics of the parks, as they serve as essential amenities within the emirate.
Obaid Saeed Al Tunaiji, Director-General of Sharjah City Municipality, expressed his appreciation for the Sharjah Ruler’s endorsement of the project, which includes financial support to ensure its successful execution in accordance with the highest standards and specifications. This decision reflects Sheikh Sultan’s vision to prioritise the improvement of parks and their facilities, delivering exceptional services that create an ideal environment for fostering social connections and offering a rewarding experience to the community.
Al Tunaiji outlined that a dedicated team has been assigned to oversee the project’s implementation and identify parks with aging walls.
The initial phase has already commenced, adhering to a carefully planned timeline. The scope encompasses the removal of dilapidated walls, to be replaced by new ones that meet the finest standards and specifications, harmonising with the emirate’s architectural style that embodies a blend of heritage, tradition and authenticity. This effort aims to elevate the city’s overall urban and aesthetic appeal.
Al Tunaiji emphasised that park walls, in general, not only contribute to a sense of safety and security within each park but also safeguard the properties and service facilities contained within. These renewed walls stand as a testament to the municipality’s unwavering commitment to enhancing services and developing facilities in harmony with the emirate’s urban and population growth, he added.