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Eid: Sharjah Economic Development Department to intensify market campaigns

The campaigns carried out by SEDD included all food service establishments. (WAM)
  • The campaigns carried out by SEDD included all food service establishments, retail and wholesale stores, men's and women's salons, and gold markets.
  • These establishments include Al Jubail market, livestock markets and others, in addition to various economic activities that are in great demand at this time.

Sharjah Economic Development Department (SEDD) said it is ready for Eid al-Adha to ensure the safety of markets through the intensified campaigns.

This falls within SEDD’s concerns to protect consumers and ensure the safety of markets.

SEDD explained that joint inspection campaigns are organized with Sharjah City Municipality and Sharjah Asset Management Holding according to specified plans to ensure safety of all economic practices in economic establishments in Sharjah.

The campaigns carried out by SEDD included all food service establishments, retail and wholesale stores, men’s and women’s salons, and gold markets, in addition to all other economic establishments whose activities are related to the Eid season.

Salim Al Suwaidi, Deputy Director of Commercial Control and Protection Department at SEDD said they would continue to intensify its campaigns.

These establishments include Al Jubail market, livestock markets and others, in addition to various economic activities that are in great demand at this time.

In addition, the department organised awareness and control campaigns at the level of the emirate to raise awareness among consumers and traders to ensure their safety.