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Sharjah programme to aid senior citizens

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December 30, 2025

The Sharjah Economic Development Department (SEDD) has launched a new service, 'Awn 60+', aimed at supporting senior citizens aged 60 and above by making access to government services easier and more convenient.

- BY AGHADDIR ALI Senior Reporter

The service enables seniors to complete transactions without visiting SEDD's headquarters, using simple steps via WhatsApp on 0547091212 or by calling the landline 065122660.

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