Car dealers and traders in Sharjah will be served better with quality additions, innovate services, and exhibition opportunities provided through the expansion of Souq Al Haraj.
Sharjah Asset Management Company, the investment arm of the Government of Sharjah, has launched Phase 2 of the expansion of Souq Al Haraj.
The project adds more space for infrastructure, attracting more dealers, customers, and investors to the unique investment environment created for trading cars inside and outside the country.
The senior manager at Souq Al Haraj, Saeed Matar Al Suwaidi, said: “The launch of the second expansion of Souq Al Haraj is part of Sharjah’s strategy for asset management to develop infrastructure, projects, services, mechanisms and procedures, which constitutes a qualitative addition to the emirate.
“The expansion contributes to meeting investors’ needs and developing their businesses. To serve the real estate and commercial sector in the emirate of Sharjah and the UAE, it supports sustainable development plans that will achieve a tangible positive impact on the local economy.”

Souq Al Haraj is distinguished by its strategic location between the emirates of Sharjah and Ajman, overlooking Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road on one side and the Al Dhaid Road on the other.
It is close to Sharjah International Airport, allowing easy access from all emirates of the country, the state-run news agency, Wam, reported.
The senior manager for Projects at Sharjah Asset Management, Shahad Bin Khadim, said: “Souq Al Haraj, in its second phase, includes 121 new showrooms, with distinctive and attractive modern designs that will contribute to achieving qualitative leaps.
“The 39 buildings contain 2,320 parking spaces, a showroom, a sewage treatment plant constructed according to modern and advanced sewage systems, and a developed road network on an area of 2.4 kilometres.”
Bin Khadim added that the market’s expansion, which lasted 300 continuous working days, relied on a more modern and sophisticated building method.

An innovative steel structure was used in the building due to its traditional characteristics, ease of maintenance, and better resistance to external factors, in addition to implementing a distinctive architectural design for the exterior facade, which enhances the general appearance of the market.
The second expansion phase follows the first development phase, which was completed successfully.
It constitutes a qualitative addition to the investment structure, continuing to attract foreign investment and traders in a unique environment for car trade, in which various facilities and services necessary for dealers and customers are available for multiple customers.