Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department holds 2026 forum “Messages Between the Stars” and honors outstanding staff
Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department’s 2026 “Messages Between the Stars” forum honoured staff excellence and highlighted innovation and human capital.
The Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department convened its 2026 annual forum under the theme “Messages Between the Stars,” bringing together senior leaders and staff to reflect on organisational achievements and future priorities. The event featured an awards ceremony in which Director General Abdulaziz Ahmed Al Shamsi and Director Abdulaziz Rashid Al Saleh recognised employees for distinguished service and performance. The gathering underscored the department’s continuing emphasis on professional development, operational excellence and alignment with the emirate’s broader development goals.
Forum Attendance and Agenda
Senior management, department heads and frontline personnel attended the forum, which combined recognition activities with strategic briefings. Presentations reviewed recent improvements in registration services and highlighted targets for efficiency and customer experience. Participants discussed specific initiatives aimed at streamlining property registration processes and expanding digital access.
Awards Recognise Operational Excellence
The ceremony highlighted a range of individual and team achievements across technical, administrative and customer-facing units. Recipients were acknowledged for innovations that reduced processing times, improved data accuracy, and enhanced client support. The recognitions were presented by Abdulaziz Ahmed Al Shamsi and Abdulaziz Rashid Al Saleh as part of a broader effort to sustain high performance across the department.
Leadership Remarks and Strategic Alignment
In his remarks, Director General Abdulaziz Ahmed Al Shamsi reaffirmed the department’s commitment to embedding a culture of excellence and continuous improvement. He linked those priorities directly to the vision of His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Sharjah, noting that investment in people remains central to long-term development. Leadership emphasised measurable outcomes and accountability as guiding principles for the coming year.
Innovation Priorities for 2026
Speakers at the forum outlined priorities for innovation, including expanded use of digital tools to simplify title registration and transaction tracking. Plans presented aim to shorten turnaround times and reduce friction for property owners, real estate professionals and developers. The department signalled commitments to adopt new technologies while maintaining robust records and legal certainty for property transactions.
Human Capital and Capacity Building
A key theme of the event was strengthening staff capabilities through targeted training and performance development programs. Officials described upcoming workshops and mentorship schemes designed to equip employees with the technical and customer-service skills required by a modern registry. The department framed these investments as necessary to sustain service quality as transaction volumes and market complexity grow.
Customer Service and Stakeholder Engagement
Officials reiterated the department’s goal of improving the user journey for both residents and commercial stakeholders interacting with the registration system. Proposed measures include extended online services, clearer guidance materials and faster dispute resolution pathways. The department also pledged to widen engagement with the private sector to ensure that reforms respond to real-world needs.
The forum concluded with a call to embed the recognised best practices across all units and to translate the event’s momentum into operational reforms. Department leaders tasked managers with implementing targeted pilots and reporting progress against specific indicators by mid-year. The Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department said it will continue monitoring outcomes and adjust plans to meet evolving demands in the emirate’s property sector.
