The Sharjah Executive Council (SEC) issued decisions impacting infrastructure projects, real estate legal regulations, and industrial licenses, in its weekly meeting chaired by the emirate’s deputy ruler and crown prince, Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Wam reports.

The council approved the first phase of the Middle Line Project to drain rainwater and groundwater. The project — which will cost some AED 400 mn — involves extending the main water drainage line by 4.9 km and a depth of 20 m. It will also strengthen pumping station infrastructure in the emirate. Upon completion, this Middle Line Project will help connect 13 areas and five main roads.

The SEC also issued a set of legal provisions regulating all real estate project activities starting from May 2025, including the establishment of a bank guarantee account to preserve the rights of all sides. Plus: It agreed to extend the 50% fee reduction on industrial licenses for one year.

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