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Shurooq, BESIX Sign Joint Venture Agreement a Quarterly Magazine Issued by the Department of Seaports and Customs-Sharjah Issue 94 July - October 2018 العـدد 94 يوليو - أكتوبر 2018 Ruler of Sharjah Receives the Participants in the 5th Arab Media Leaders Forum 2018 July - October July - October 94 Issue Sharjah Ports & “Delaware” Sign Sister Port Agreement Shurooq, BESIX sign joint venture agreement A quarterly Magazine issued by the Department of Seaports and Customs-Sharjah Customs affairs SIAF Customs Centre Witnesses the lunch of the first 22 Export Shipment Under TIR Carnet to Europe contents Chairman Khaled Bin Abdullah Bin Sultan Al Qasimi Editor Adel Moustafa Hussien Editorial team Safaa Sultan Mania Swed Raad A. Abdullah Translation Raad A. Abdullah 28 Shurooq, BESIX sign joint venture agreement Correspondence Air Arabi Reports Net Profit of AED 230 Million in First Sharjah Customs U.A.E P.O.Box. 70 32 Half of 2018,Carrying 4.2 m Passenger a Tel : 06 5026359 06 5026340 Fax : 06 5281747 06 5281997 e-mail: [email protected] websaite: www.sharjahcustoms.gov.ae Art production Valia Abou Alfadel e-mail: [email protected] S.M / Valia Abou Alfadel A quarterly Magazine issued by the Department of Seaports and Customs-Sharjah Issue 94 July -October 2018 Highlights Ruler of Sharjah Receives the 06 Participants in the 5th Arab Media contents Leaders Forum DSPC News Sharjah Ports & “Delaware” 10 Sing Sister Port Agreement Chairman Receives Delegation of 12 Sharjah Airport & Ports Police DSPC Demonstrates its E-Applications DSPC hosts Cancer Awareness 15 in GITEX Technology Week 2018 13 Campaign Issue 94 July - October 2018 Al Jumruki Editorial Customs administrations need to continuously assessing strategies to respond to the challenges of the ever changing world. this require the administrations to seek an efficient policy to equip its working forces with skills and knowledge corresponding to their role responsibilities and specific tasks. By this approach, the Department of Seaports & Customs spares no efforts to arrange adequate opportunities to train its staff in all fields of specializations ensuring that the administration’s policies are well translated in effective operational activities. To that end, the Department maintains conducting training courses through the year in different domains including customs inspections, customers satisfaction, customs clearance, customs law and technologies related to the developed scanning equipment. By emphasizing on training , the DSPC enhances skills and knowledge of its staffs to present the best services to traders, transporters, port users and passengers; to protect the community and tackle with the challenges of a fast-changing environment and contribute to the vision of the UAE in being one of the best states in the world. Al Jumruki 94 Highlights Ruler of Sharjah Receives the Participants in the 5th Arab Media Leaders Forum His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohamed Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah affirmed that journalism is a science, professionalism, knowledge and skill. He added that the journalist, whether he is a writer or a speaker on television or radio, should be fully aware of the importance of the word he writes or utters. his came while His HighnessT received the participants in the 5th Arab Media Leaders Forum (AMLF) organised by Sharjah Government Media Bureau’s (SGMB) Press Club, at Sharjah Science and Astronomy Centre on September 27, 2018 , in the presence of Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi, Chairman of the Sharjah Media Council (SMC). 6 Welcoming his guests, His Highness expertise and knowledge. the journalist must enjoy a sense expressed honour to receive this of responsibility and have clear distinguished media professionals Recognizing the role of Egypt in the intent; he should be a constructive saying that we should acknowledge field of media, His Highness said builder who bring people closed and and admit the fact that the media that the knowledge and science he disperse them. profession, like the entire professions, possesses have their roots in Egypt requires science and knowledge to adding that Egypt is the core incubator Noting the important role of the avoid falling in the allurement of the of science and knowledge. translator, His Highness advised word. translators to be accurate and true in Stressing on the importance of the their translation from one language His Highness highlighted the great word, its hazards and influence on to the other and to convey the same significance of preparing and societies and countries, His Highness image in the source language to the rehabilitating media professionals said that the word is a trust; it may targeted language. so that they can capably carry out provoke wars and conflicts, urging their media mission. He pointed out journalists with good intent to learn His Highness advised media persons that the Journalists Syndicate in and train well. and those who want to join this Cairo has asked for cooperation and important field to be precise, accurate I said that some of the floors in the He pointed out that the current time and transparent in collecting and building intended to do so are yet has become easy to detect falsehood conveying the information. He also to be completed promising that he and manipulation of words, explaining recommended them to consult would cooperate to complete these that eyes are awake and watching, research centres to document what unfinished floors in the forms of an and the news circulates more than a they communicate to people adding institute that teaches and trains media station. truth in the journalist’s word is the journalists who will be dispatched to truth with his self. l the east and the west to gain more His Highness further expounded that . 7 Al Jumruki 94 Highlights Sultan Al Qasimi Inaugurates “The Echo of Caravans” Exhibition His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah and His Royal Highness Prince Sultan bin Salman bin Abdul Aziz, The president of Saudi Commission for Tourism & National Heritage has inaugurated the ‘The Echo of Caravans: Pre-Islamic Civilization Sites in Saudi Arabia’ exhibition in Sharjah Archaeology Museum. 8 pened on October 17, and His Highness the Amir toured artefacts from Sharjah Archaeology 2018,O the showcase stems from a various sections of the historic Museum’s collection are displayed collaborative partnership between exhibition, discovered in the Saudi alongside objects from Saudi Sharjah Museums Authority and Saudi Arabia Kingdom history, which reveals Arabia at ‘Echo of Caravans’. Dating Commission for Tourism and National for the first time to the public the from the period of 2000 BC to Heritage. The exhibition will run at deep historical ties and traditions and 300AD, the artefacts were found Sharjah Archaeology Museum until customs common to the people of the at archaeological sites in Mleiha, January 31, 2019. Arabian Peninsula. Muwaileh and Jabal Al Buhais. l His Highness the Ruler of Sharjah A total of six wonderfully preserved 9 Al Jumruki 94 DSPC News Sharjah Ports & “Delaware” Sign Sister Port Agreement Sheikh Khaled bin Abdullah bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Chairman of the Department of Seaports & Customs, Sharjah Airport International Free Zone and Hamriyah Free Zone Authority, and Jeffrey Bullock, Secretary of State of Delaware (USA), signed Sister Port Agreement at the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry on October 10 2018. ccording to the deal technological partnership. The Diamond State Port Corporation Athe Department of Seaports & agreement also enables private to Gulftainer to operate and develop Customs and the Diamond State Port companies within the catchment area the port over a 50-year concession Corporation, a corporate entity of of the respective port authorities to period. Gulftainer is Container the State of Delaware, are mandated collaborate on trade and investment Terminal Operator in the Emirate of to corporate in the development prospects. Sharjah, one of the world’s largest of international trade and logistics, The signing took place following the privately-owned independent port exchange information, and build official handover of the Delaware- operator and logistics company based mutually beneficial commercial, based Port of Wilmington from the in the UAE. 10 In attendance were high officials including H.E. Marwan Jassim Al Sarkal, Executive Chairman of Sharjah Investment and Development Authority (Shurooq). H.E Philip Frayne, Consol General to the United States Consulate in Dubai, H. E. Mohammed Meer Abdul Rahman, Director of the Department of Seaports & Customs, H. E. Saud Salim Al Mazrouei, Director of the Free Zones in Sharjah, Peter Richards, Group CEO of Gulftainer, Badr Jafar, Chairman of Gulftainer’s Executive Board, and members of an American Delegation. l 11 Al Jumruki 94 DSPC News Chairman Receives Delegation of Sharjah Airport & Ports Police heikh Khaled bin Abdullah Colonel Matar Al Ketbi, Head of Sharjah and Mr. Jarsh Mohammed bin Jarsh, Sbin Sultan Al Qasimi, Chairman of the Airport Police, Lieutenant Colonel Director of Creek Customs Centre. Department of Seaports & Customs, Waleed Al Nahim, Head of Sharjah The visit comes to further tighten Hamriyah Free Zone and Sharjah Terminals Police and Major Ahmed Al the relations between the strategic International Airport Free Zone Suwaidi, Head of Sharjah Port Police partners; Sharjah Police and the received at his office on September and Major Mohammed Al Shehi, Head Department of Seaports & Customs. the 9th, 2018 the Sharjah Airport & of Hamriyah Port Police. Commemorating the visit, the Ports Police Delegation. In attendance were H.E. Mohammed delegation presented a courtesy The delegation was Headed by Meer Abdul Rahman, Director of the plaque to the Department. l Colonel Younis Al Hajri with Lieutenant Department of Seaports & Customs 12 DSPC News DSPC hosts Cancer Awareness Campaign H.E. Mohammed Meer Abdu Rahman, Director of the Department of Seaports & Customs received at his Office Dr. Aisha Al Hashmi and Mrs Amanh Al Suwaidi from Health Education Department at the Sharjah Medical Region.
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