Sharjah ruler boosts monthly income to 20,000 dirhams
The Sharjah government focused on improving the living standards of its employees, retirees, and families benefiting from social assistance. It decided to raise the minimum living wage to 20,000 dirhams per month, with an annual cost exceeding 1.187 billion dirhams, starting from September. A budget was allocated for over 24,000 employees, more than 5,000 retirees, and more than 6,600 families receiving aid. Additionally, a 50% reduction was implemented on the fees for marine vehicle parking to support fishermen, aiming to regulate usage and ensure the sustainability of facilities, while also strengthening the role of fishermen's associations in managing navigation services.
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