The Sharjah Digital Department, in collaboration with the Sharjah Municipality, has launched an analytical package of recruitment services on the Aqabari platform as part of a comprehensive Sharjah initiative.
The renewal creates an integrated digital ecosystem for real estate transactions, transforming the emirate away from paper-based processes towards an organized, sustainable and fully integrated model.
Mobility brings all recruitment processes in the municipality of Sharjah under one system, improving transparency, reducing administrative complexity and greatly speeding up the delivery of services to residents, investors and businesses. The Overhaul aligned with the government’s directives to increase digitization and adopt advanced technologies in key sectors.
The Enhanced Aqari platform now offers comprehensive services, including digital contract management for all types of assets, multiple payment options and personalized dashboards. Customers can log in with UAE Pass to access their contract and asset details instantly.
Sharjah is promoting the digitalization of architecture
A new layer of burning government integration allows entry into and out of areas to be completed digitally, supported by direct links through Sharjah WATER MERICEMEL AND RASH NOPS.
Authorities said the system represents a major leap in automation, with 95 percent of processes now fully digital and requiring little human intervention. Lease contracts can be completed with simplified steps from registration to quick eviction, cutting pre-adjustment times and reducing paperwork to reduce paperwork and operational costs.
Sheikh Saud Bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Director-General of Sharjah Digital Magazine and Chairman of the Real Estate Service Project Committee, which delivers digital solutions that enhance the experience of individuals, businesses and the wider community.
He said, “At the Sharjah Digital Department, we are committed to building advanced infrastructure and delivering sustainable, efficient solutions that empower government partners to deliver effective service delivery with tangible impact, now and in the future.”
He added that the development moves Sharjah into a new phase of digital transformation. “This launch marks a new stage in Sharjah’s digital transformation, going beyond true digital integration, with a disproportionate impact on the Emirate’s economy and Service Ecosystem.”
Obaba Saed Al Tunaiji, Director-General of Sharjah Municipality, said digital transformation is important as the Emirate continues to expand. He also noted that the collaboration with the Digital Department of Sharjah has procedures in place, introduced effective customer-focused solutions and strengthened the value of the services offered in the real estate sector.
