Sharjah: In a pivotal administrative initiative, His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah, has signed an Emiri Decree approving the comprehensive organisational structure of the Amiri Guard within the emirate.
This decree signifies an important progression in fortifying the operational and administrative framework of the Amiri Guard, which plays a crucial role in protecting leadership and significant institutions. With the general structure now validated, a more streamlined and distinctly defined operating system for all units is anticipated.
As stipulated by the decree, the Sharjah Executive Council is set to helm the subsequent phase of decisions. This includes ratifying the detailed organisational schema, finalising role descriptions for all units tailored to their responsibilities, and managing the establishment, merger, or dissolution of organisational units as necessary. These strategic actions aim to ensure the Guard’s departments work with clarity, effectiveness, and alignment with Sharjah’s security goals.
The decree highlights Sharjah’s unwavering commitment to advancing institutional governance and bolstering security preparedness through structured development and clear organisational mandates.
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