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Sharjah 24
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Sharjah 24
Medad: Cultivating Sharjah's young writers
The programme aligns with Tatweer's vision of supporting young people's ambitions and developing their skills within a stimulating environment filled with unique experiences. "Medad" provides participants with a comprehensive journey that includes a deep understanding of the elements of the novel, an analysis of selected Arabic texts, and continuous practical exercises, concluding with the production of a short text under the supervision of a group of specialists in writing and literary criticism. Live creativity workshop Over the course of several weeks, participants experience a live creativity workshop; starting with a simple idea, they learn how to build a cohesive plot, develop realistic characters, and write vibrant dialogue. The goal isn't for them to be ready-made writers, but rather to take the first confident step on this long journey. Culture, a societal value "Medad" is an extension of the Emirate of Sharjah's efforts to establish culture as a societal value and enhance the local and Arab creative scene by training a generation of young writers who possess a vision, passion, and a genuine voice that speaks for themselves. The programme targets those aged 18 and above and will be held over the coming weeks in Sharjah. Presented in Arabic, it is organised by Tatweer, an affiliate of the Rubu' Qarn Foundation for Creating Future Leaders and Innovators.
Zawya
7 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
Oman: MoHUP offers 14 investment opportunities
The 'Tatweer' platform of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning (MoHUP) has launched 14 agricultural and commercial investment opportunities across several wilayats in Al Sharqiyah North Governorate. These opportunities are available for the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources, and Al Sharqiyah North Governor's Office, covering agriculture, real estate development and commercial investment. The sale of investment prospectuses for these opportunities began on Tuesday, with some prospectuses set to be available starting on August 14. Eng Hamad bin Rashid al Sawaei, Assistant Director-General of Agriculture and Water Resources in Al Sharqiyah North, explained that the investment opportunities are designed to enable private sector institutions and companies to benefit from diverse prospects in agriculture and commerce. The agricultural opportunities aim to adopt modern farming techniques by establishing advanced projects for cultivating various crops, including figs, onions, garlic, potatoes and date palms. He added that these projects will adopt integrated production systems, leveraging modern technologies in farming, irrigation and post-harvest processes to ensure sustainability, high product quality and enhanced competitiveness in regional and global markets. Meanwhile, the commercial investment opportunities allow investors to establish strategic business projects aligned with the proposed requirements. 2025 © All right reserved for Oman Establishment for Press, Publication and Advertising (OEPPA) Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Muscat Daily
05-08-2025
- Business
- Muscat Daily
14 new investment projects in agriculture in N Sharqiyah
Muscat – Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning, through its Tatweer investment platform, has announced 14 new agricultural and commercial investment opportunities across several wilayats in North Sharqiyah governorate. The opportunities, presented in coordination with the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources (MAFWR) and the Office of the Governor of North Sharqiyah, aim to attract private sector investments in agriculture, real estate development, and commercial ventures. Brochures detailing the investment packages are available for purchase starting August 5, with additional brochures set for release on August 14. Hamad bin Rashid al Sawai, Assistant Director General at the Directorate General of Agriculture and Water Resources in North Sharqiyah, said the initiative seeks to enable private sector institutions to invest in modern agricultural practices. 'The focus is on establishing integrated projects that utilise advanced techniques in cultivation, irrigation and post-harvest processing,' he said. 'The goal is to ensure sustainability and enhance the competitiveness of local products regionally and globally.' Among the 12 agricultural opportunities offered by MAFWR, five are dedicated to fig cultivation in the village of Al Quway'ah in Sinaw, covering 20 acres. Other key projects include a vegetable farming venture using greenhouses and open fields in Masroon, Ibra (8 acres), and a date processing factory in the industrial zone of Dima Wa al Taiyyin (2,135sqm). Additional projects target palm cultivation in Al Ghabi, Bidiyah (100 acres), as well as potato, garlic and onion production in Barzman, Sinaw – each covering 6.3 acres. A combined garlic and onion project is also being offered in Maghsar, Al Qabil, on a 6-acre plot. Badr bin Ahmed al Habsi, Director of Planning and Investment at the Governor's Office, informed that ac commercial investment opportunity in Ibra aligns with the objectives of Oman Vision 2040 and aims to support local economic development and job creation for Omanis. He highlighted another opportunity in Mudhaibi, where investors were invited to develop and operate multi-use industrial shops on a 2,565sqm site. 'The project is designed to support SMEs and enhance the local business environment,' he noted. The investment contract offers a 10-year term with a one-year grace period for preparation and setup. The initiative is part of broader national efforts to stimulate economic diversification, support sustainable farming practices, and promote private sector participation in local development.
Observer
05-08-2025
- Business
- Observer
MoHUP offers 14 investment opportunities
IBRA: The 'Tatweer' platform of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning (MoHUP) has launched 14 agricultural and commercial investment opportunities across several wilayats in Al Sharqiyah North Governorate. These opportunities are available for the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources, and Al Sharqiyah North Governor's Office, covering agriculture, real estate development and commercial investment. The sale of investment prospectuses for these opportunities began on Tuesday, with some prospectuses set to be available starting on August 14. Eng Hamad bin Rashid al Sawaei, Assistant Director-General of Agriculture and Water Resources in Al Sharqiyah North, explained that the investment opportunities are designed to enable private sector institutions and companies to benefit from diverse prospects in agriculture and commerce. The agricultural opportunities aim to adopt modern farming techniques by establishing advanced projects for cultivating various crops, including figs, onions, garlic, potatoes and date palms. He added that these projects will adopt integrated production systems, leveraging modern technologies in farming, irrigation and post-harvest processes to ensure sustainability, high product quality and enhanced competitiveness in regional and global markets. Meanwhile, the commercial investment opportunities allow investors to establish strategic business projects aligned with the proposed requirements.
Times of Oman
05-08-2025
- Business
- Times of Oman
Housing Ministry offers 14 investment opportunities in North Al Sharqiyah
Ibra: The "Tatweer" platform of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning has launched 14 agricultural and commercial investment opportunities across several wilayats in North Al Sharqiyah Governorate. These opportunities are available for the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources, and the North Al Sharqiyah Governor's Office, covering agriculture, real estate development and commercial investment. The sale of investment prospectuses for these opportunities began on Tuesday, with some prospectuses set to be available starting 14 August. Eng. Hamad Rashid Al-Sawaei, Assistant Director-General of Agriculture and Water Resources in North Al Sharqiyah, explained that the investment opportunities are designed to enable private sector institutions and companies to benefit from diverse prospects in agriculture and commerce. The agricultural opportunities aim to adopt modern farming techniques by establishing advanced projects for cultivating various crops, including figs, onions, garlic, potatoes, and date palms. He added that these projects will adopt integrated production systems, leveraging modern technologies in farming, irrigation, and post-harvest processes to ensure sustainability, high product quality, and enhanced competitiveness in regional and global markets. Meanwhile, the commercial investment opportunities allow investors to establish strategic business projects aligned with the proposed requirements. Al Sawaei noted that the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources has offered 12 agricultural investment opportunities across the wilayats of Ibra, Al Mudhaibi, Al Qabil, Sinaw, Bidiyah, and Dima wa Al-Ta'een. Key opportunities include: 5 investment opportunities for a fig cultivation and production project in the village of Al-Quway'ah, Sinaw, covering 20 acres; An investment opportunity for a vegetable farming project (greenhouses and open fields) in Misrun, Ibra, spanning 8 acres; An opportunity to establish a date production factory in the industrial zone of Dima wa Al-Ta'een, covering **2,135 square metres. Additionally, there is an opportunity for a date palm cultivation and "Bisur" (young date) production project in Al-Ghubbi, Bidiyah, spanning 100 acres, as well as projects for potato farming (6.3 acres), garlic cultivation (6.3 acres), and onion farming (6.3 acres) in Barzman, Sinaw. Another opportunity involves garlic and onion farming in Maghsar, Al Qabil, covering 6 acres. On his turn, Badr Ahmed Al Habsi, Director of Planning and Investment at the North Al Sharqiyah Governorate, commented on the investment opportunities offered by the Governor's Office through the Tatweer platform, stating: 'The most prominent opportunity is the strategic commercial investment in Ibra, aligned with Oman Vision 2040 and the goals of the sustainable development, which focus on diversifying national income sources, boosting local economies, and providing quality, sustainable job opportunities for Omani citizens." He added that there is another investment opportunity for establishing custom industrial shops based on investor proposals—a project in Al Mudhaibi on a 2,565-square-metre plot. This initiative, he said, aims to create and operate multi-purpose industrial shops catering to small and medium enterprises (SMEs), strengthening the local business environment and generating sustainable employment. The investment contract will be valid for 10 years, with a one-year grace period for preparation and setup from the contract's effective date, he pointed out.
