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ADX inks pact with Expo Center Sharjah to boost financial services

Through this agreement, ADX will have a greater presence at the Sharjah Expo throughout the year. (WAM)
  • The MoU between ADX and Expo Centre Sharjah aims to enhance services provided to the investor community in Sharjah
  • ADX and Sharjah Expo will be able to provide their respective customers with a more comprehensive range of services and offerings

Abu Dhabi, UAE – The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) signed an agreement with the Expo Center Sharjah to enhance its services for Sharjah’s investor community, local media reports said.

The agreement was signed at Expo Centre Sharjah, with Abdulla Salem Al Nuaimi, CEO of ADX, and Saif Mohammed Al Midfa, CEO of Expo Center Sharjah, in the presence of officials from both sides.

The MoU between ADX and Expo Centre Sharjah is likely to achieve its objectives by establishing a clear framework of cooperation between both entities.

ADX will have a greater presence at the Sharjah Expo throughout the year, in addition to facilitating joint projects that benefit both parties and their respective stakeholders.

Through this joint effort, ADX and Sharjah Expo will be able to provide their respective customers with a more comprehensive range of services and offerings that will greatly enhance their experience.

Al Nuaimi said, “Forming partnerships and building relationships is central to ADX’s growth strategy. The signing of this MoU reinforces our commitment to expand our services in Sharjah and will serve the investor community in the Emirate by providing greater access to our diverse investment offerings. ADX remains dedicated to forging new partnerships with local, regional, and international entities to meet the evolving needs of our investors and support the development of Abu Dhabi’s vibrant capital markets.”

Saif Al Midfa affirmed that the signing of this MOU comes within the framework of Expo Centre Sharjah’s keenness to expand the scope of its partnership with all government and private institutions and bodies, with the aim of enhancing the exhibition industry’s contribution to supporting all economic sectors, including the financial sector, indicating that the memorandum represents a starting point towards broader horizons of cooperation and work.