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Sharjah Ruler Boosts Marriage and Furniture Grants to Combat Living Costs

Thu, Nov 12, 2026(5h ago)UAE

In a compassionate move to address the escalating cost of living, the Ruler of Sharjah, Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, has officially increased the marriage and furniture grants for residents to Dh30,000 each. Effective immediately, this initiative is designed to provide meaningful financial relief to families, helping them manage the expenses associated with starting a new life and setting up a home. This update follows a recent adjustment to eligibility criteria, which now allows individuals earning up to Dh50,000 per month to apply for this government assistance, ensuring the support aligns with the recent salary hikes for Sharjah government employees.

These policy updates underscore the government’s commitment to social stability and the well-being of its citizens. By raising the financial aid thresholds, the Sharjah Housing Department is better equipped to support local families in navigating current economic challenges. Ultimately, these measures aim to reduce the financial burden on young couples and homeowners, reflecting the leadership's ongoing dedication to improving the overall quality of life and ensuring long-term family stability across the emirate.

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