SHARJAH: In a move to support citizens facing financial difficulties, the Sharjah Debt Settlement Committee (SDSC) has approved AED76.35 million to clear the debts of 147 cases. This initiative aligns with the directives of His Highness Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, to ensure financial stability and dignity for residents.
The 28th installment of the program will assist individuals burdened by debt, including those convicted in financial cases and deceased insolvents. Rashid Ahmed bin Al-Sheikh, Head of the Sharjah Ruler’s Court (Amiri Diwan) and Chairman of SDSC, confirmed the approval, reinforcing the emirate’s commitment to social welfare and financial rehabilitation.
Since its inception, the committee has significantly impacted citizens struggling with debt. With this latest allocation, the total amount disbursed across all instalments has reached an impressive AED1.28 billion, benefiting 2,648 individuals. This financial support is part of Sharjah’s broader vision of social security, aiming to provide a fresh start for residents weighed down by financial liabilities.
Sharjah’s approach to financial relief reflects its ongoing efforts to enhance the quality of life for its people. By addressing economic challenges, the emirate continues to promote a culture of financial responsibility and stability. The committee’s work ensures that affected individuals receive the necessary assistance to rebuild their financial standing without prolonged distress.
The SDSC remains a crucial pillar in Sharjah’s welfare framework, with continued efforts to ease financial burdens and offer a pathway to stability. As the emirate progresses, such initiatives reinforce the leadership’s vision of a prosperous and secure community.
