Sharjah and Mexico Boost Investment Ties Across Key Sectors

Sharjah is advancing its international investment agenda through new collaborative efforts with Mexico, focusing on high-potential sectors such as real estate, infrastructure, and manufacturing. The Sharjah FDI Office (Invest in Sharjah) recently met with the Mexican Business Council for Foreign Trade (COMCE) to explore avenues for bilateral growth and business cooperation.

One of the highlights of the discussion was a focus on Sharjah’s real estate sector, where international interest continues to rise due to the emirate’s investor-friendly climate, strategic location, and sustainable development plans.

Mohamed Al Musharrkh, CEO of Invest in Sharjah, expressed strong optimism about the strengthening partnership, recalling his participation in the UAE’s official delegation to Mexico in 2018–2019. “Our mission aimed to strengthen bilateral relations and explore avenues for economic cooperation,” he said. He also emphasized Sharjah’s increasing attractiveness to Mexican enterprises, noting that the emirate is home to more than 45 Mexican companies and imported AED 7 million worth of Mexican goods in 2024.

“Sharjah and Mexico may be miles apart, but our ambitions are aligned,” Al Musharrkh added. “We share a belief in innovation, entrepreneurship, and the power of collaboration to create lasting impact.”

The meeting builds on Sharjah’s broader strategy to attract foreign direct investment and create a more diversified economy. Discussions included enhancing trade logistics, cultural exchange, and technology-driven collaboration in real estate and industrial development.

With both sides eager to build sustainable, long-term business partnerships, this dialogue marks a significant step forward in Sharjah’s growing economic diplomacy with Latin America.