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Sharjah 24
09-07-2025
- Science
- Sharjah 24
HQA inaugurates qur'anic scientific symposium
The symposium kicked off with a speech by Dr Khalifa Musabah Al Tunaiji, the chairman of the Academy. He praised the researchers for their hard work and valuable contributions, emphasizing the significance of understanding the differences between various meanings in the Quran. Dr Al Tunaiji highlighted the Academy's many achievements in Quranic studies, including the creation of an encyclopedia that helps interpret the Quran's rhetorical styles. He shared his vision for this symposium as a starting point for developing a new encyclopedia that focuses on the concepts of pausing and starting in the Quran. This resource aims to support students, teachers, Quran reciters, and anyone interested in enhancing their understanding of the Quran. He stressed the importance of organizing seminars and gathering scientific research to deepen our knowledge of these aspects of the Quran. By analyzing the text closely, we can better grasp how to interpret the Quran correctly and address common misunderstandings that some readers may have. In closing, Dr Al Tunaiji expressed heartfelt gratitude to the ruler of Sharjah for his support of the Quran and its community, along with appreciation for all those who participated in the symposium. After his speech, he honored the speakers and guests for their contributions. This event marks an important step in advancing the study of the Holy Quran.
Sharjah 24
17-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Sharjah 24
Mohammed Al Tunaiji: Strong input in 9th Al Dhaid Date Festival
Press conference sheds light on festival developments Speaking during a press conference organised by the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry at Expo Centre Al Dhaid, Al Tunaiji noted to 'Sharjah 24' the continuous growth and development of the festival in both scope and participation. I ntroduction of "Bisharat Al Qayd" award Al Tunaiji announced the launch of a new award titled "Bisharat Al Qayd" which has attracted wide participation from palm tree owners and farmers from Sharjah and across the UAE. This award adds value to the festival by encouraging excellence and innovation in palm cultivation. Competitions engage women and children In a move to connect future generations with the agricultural heritage of the UAE, the festival has introduced dedicated competitions for women and children. These aim to promote awareness about the cultural and economic significance of palm trees and foster a deeper appreciation for agriculture among youth.
Sharjah 24
04-06-2025
- Health
- Sharjah 24
Vets and inspectors to examine livestock, monitor food est
Obaid Saeed Al Tunaiji, the Director General of Sharjah Municipality, announced that a dedicated team of 28 veterinarians and their assistants will be working at the Sharjah Livestock Market. Their job is to check the health of livestock and take blood samples to ensure the animals are healthy and free from diseases. The municipality is also conducting a thorough cleaning campaign, spraying the pens and quarantine areas to make sure only healthy livestock come into the emirate. Additionally, Al Tunaiji shared that the municipality is ramping up efforts to inspect food establishments, barbershops, and beauty centers, making sure they meet the necessary health standards. This ensures that the public has access to safe food and quality services that promote good health. For this important work, over 150 inspectors—both men and women—have been assigned to monitor these places during the busy Eid holiday. The municipality has worked hard to prepare for Eid celebrations in the city. They've set up teams, brought in equipment, and ensured that all prayer areas are ready. This includes doing necessary ground work, creating parking spaces for worshippers, thoroughly cleaning the areas, and launching a special campaign to eliminate pests, all to create a safe and healthy environment for everyone. Officials emphasized the importance of inspection teams, who will keep an eye out for any bad practices, especially regarding street butchers. These butchers can pose serious health risks, as the animals they sell might not meet health standards, and they lack the expertise to ensure their meat is safe for consumption. It's essential that slaughtering happens in proper facilities that follow health guidelines, which is crucial for consumer safety. Additionally, inspectors will watch for any activities that disrupt informal markets or anything that could negatively affect the community's well-being or appearance. They will also closely oversee public beaches and parks during the busy holiday period, increasing the number of inspectors and lifeguards to ensure that everyone follows the rules and stays safe. As for public parking, the Director General reminded everyone that parking is free on the first three days of Eid. However, there are paid parking areas that are marked with blue signs, which remain operational throughout the week and on official holidays. The municipality is actively checking for parking violations to make sure the service runs smoothly and benefits everyone. They encourage everyone to avoid bad parking habits, like taking up more than one space or parking on sidewalks, as these actions can disrupt service and affect the local area's appearance. The Sharjah Municipality urges everyone to follow the guidelines and enjoy the festive atmosphere in the city. They also encourage people to reach out to their 24/7 call center at 993 with any questions or reports.
Sharjah 24
21-05-2025
- Business
- Sharjah 24
SCM launches new edition of Internal Excellence Award
It also aims to enhance friendly competition among teams and staff, improving overall performance and providing high-quality services to the public. Employee Motivation Initiative His Excellency Obaid Saeed Al Tunaiji, Director General of Sharjah City Municipality, confirmed the start of the new award edition for 2025. Since its launch nearly 20 years ago, the award has been an important initiative to motivate employees and encourage them to work towards the municipality's goal of delivering top services. Al Tunaiji stressed the importance of creating a happy workplace where positive competition thrives, fostering ongoing development, meeting expectations, and achieving goals. He encouraged all employees to participate, prepare their submissions for the appropriate categories, and strive for success, especially those who have not won in previous cycles. Positive Work Environment Al Tunaiji added that the award shows the Municipality's commitment to building a happy and positive work culture, where employees are encouraged to innovate and improve their performance. This helps develop and enhance services, providing an exceptional experience for the public. He noted that friendly competition in the workplace is crucial for the success of institutions and achieving their goals. Guidelines and Training Budoor Al Hammadi, Director of Institutional Development and Head of the Municipal Excellence Award Team, stated that the municipality has prepared a detailed guide outlining the award's categories and criteria. The team also held a workshop to introduce the latest updates and answer employee questions. She explained that the application and evaluation process follows specific requirements inspired by best practices from both the UAE and international standards for recognizing excellence. Culture of Excellence Al Hammadi confirmed that the award meets several objectives, including promoting a culture of excellence among departments and employees, adopting best practices, recognizing outstanding contributors, showcasing key projects, and preparing for local and international awards. It also supports innovation and creates a collaborative environment focused on continuous improvement and development.
Sharjah 24
19-05-2025
- Business
- Sharjah 24
IKTIFA, Emirates Macaroni Factory partner to support organic food
Dr Al Tunaiji praised the participation in the "Make it in the Emirates" forum organised by the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology, showcasing the "Saba' Sanabel" product, which is the first local product to receive the "Make it in the Emirates" certification. He emphasised that this agreement adds new products to IKTIFA's portfolio, providing various types of pasta and other potential products through the Emirates Macaroni Factory. A Historic milestone Ahmed Saeed Belyouha remarked that this agreement is a significant point in the journey of the Emirates Macaroni Factory, allowing it to be part of IKTIFA's noble mission. He highlighted that a key principle in the industry is the production and supply phase, affirming the adage "from farm to table." Today, they witness a comprehensive model of Emirati industry enhancing the food, beverage, and local agriculture sectors. Belyouha expressed hope for continued collaboration and the introduction of more organic food products in the future to meet public needs.
