A delegation from Guinea -Bissau see the mechanism of work of the Jubail market in Sharjah
Sharjah, April 24/ WAM/ The Jubail Market in Sharjah received a government delegation from the Republic of Guinea -Bissau as part of an official visit to the state aimed at seeing the best operational and administrative practices used in the market, and the mechanism of work of its various departments, especially the fish department, in addition to exchanging experiences and successful experiences between the two sides.
The visiting delegation met with Engineer Abdullah Al Shamsi, Director of Sharjah City Markets, where the delegation included His Excellency Mr. Mario Moussante Dasselva Lorero, Minister of Fishing and Maritime Economy, His Excellency Mr. Motaro Gallo, Prime Minister and Special Adviser to the Prime Minister, and His Excellency Mr. Carlos Nelson Sanu, Deputy Minister and Director General of Marine Control (Fiscap) at the Ministry of Hunting, in addition to Mr. Mamado Wore, General Manager of UTAL.
The Shamsi Eng. Al -Shamsi was accompanied by the delegation in a comprehensive field tour inside the market facilities, during which he gave a detailed explanation about the work mechanism and the services provided, in addition to reviewing the procedures for health control and approved administrative systems to ensure the quality and safety of products.
Eng. Abdullah Al -Shamsi stressed during the visit the importance of receiving official delegations to enhance international cooperation and exchange experiences, pointing to the pioneering role that Jubail markets play as a major destination for shopping in Sharjah, and a role model in the field of specialized markets that adopt best global practices.
He pointed out that this visit opens new horizons for cooperation, and reflects the distinguished position of the Emirate of Sharjah in developing the market system at the regional and international levels.
This visit comes within the framework of the efforts of the Guinea -Bissau government to see the successful models in the UAE, and to discuss ways to benefit from them in developing the infrastructure and services related to the markets sector in their country.
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