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Tawasul.shurooq.gov.ae serves as the internal digital management hub for the Sharjah Investment and Development Authority (Shurooq), streamlining operational communications and employee performance management. The secure platform, which supports Shurooq’s diverse investment and tourism portfolio, aligns with broader UAE digital transformation initiatives. For more details, visit Shurooq - Sharjah Investment and Development Authority Sharjah Investment and Development Authority (Shurooq)

This paper examines the role of the Tawasul portal ( tawasul.shurooq.gov.ae ), an initiative by the Sharjah Investment and Development Authority (Shurooq). As the Emirate of Sharjah diversifies its economy and positions itself as a cultural and investment hub, digital infrastructure becomes paramount. Tawasul represents a shift from traditional bureaucratic processes to a streamlined, user-centric digital ecosystem. This study analyzes the portal's role in facilitating business operations, improving government responsiveness, and aligning with the broader "Sharjah Digital" roadmap. It highlights how digital gateways serve as critical enablers for economic development and customer satisfaction in the modern public sector.

Upon submitting a form, users receive a via email or SMS. They can return to the portal at any time to check the status of their request (e.g., “Received,” “Under Review,” “Resolved”). tawasul.shurooq.gov.ae

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Every submission received through the Tawasul portal is logged, categorized, and analyzed. This allows Shurooq to identify recurring issues, emerging trends, and areas for improvement. By transforming raw feedback into actionable insights, the authority can make evidence-based decisions that enhance service quality and operational efficiency. Tawasul

represents far more than a simple web form. It is a manifestation of Sharjah’s commitment to transparent, responsive, and customer-centric governance. By providing a direct digital line of communication between the public and the Sharjah Investment and Development Authority, the platform empowers stakeholders to shape the emirate’s development trajectory actively.

For instance, the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) operates a Tawasul system that leverages 14 digital channels, including a call center, WhatsApp, live chat, and a smart app. This system has proven highly effective, handling over 60 million customer interactions in 2025 alone. This context suggests that any platform named "Tawasul" associated with a government body like Shurooq is likely a dedicated channel for customer service, inquiries, and feedback. As the Emirate of Sharjah diversifies its economy

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