Sharjah - Emara Invoice, a company specializing in e-invoicing solutions and digital transformation, participated in the meeting held on the sidelines of the signing of the memorandum of understanding between Sharjah Media City (Shams) and Salla, to discuss opportunities for joint cooperation to provide e-invoicing services to companies and members operating under the umbrella of Sharjah Media City.

The meeting was attended by Rashid Al-Obaid, Director General of Sharjah Media City (Shams), along with a number of officials and senior employees of the city, including Alia Ali and Mr. Mohammed Al Ali, in addition to Sameh Al-Faqi, General Manager of Emara Infos.

EmaraInvoice’s participation comes as part of its efforts to support companies operating in the United Arab Emirates to transition to the electronic billing system and comply with the regulatory and legislative requirements launched by the competent government authorities, in line with the country’s directions towards the digital economy and enhancing business efficiency.

During the meeting, EmaraInvoice showcased the technological solutions it offers in the field of electronic invoicing, and its ability to help companies of all sizes implement modern digital invoicing systems in a smooth, secure, and compliant manner with local regulatory requirements and international standards.

The General Manager of “Emara Infos”, Sameh Al-Faqi, confirmed that the company is working on building strategic partnerships with governmental, semi-governmental and private sector institutions with the aim of facilitating the digital transformation journey of companies in the UAE.

He said: “We believe that the electronic invoice is no longer just a regulatory requirement, but has become an essential tool to enhance business efficiency and raise levels of transparency and governance. From this standpoint, we look forward to cooperating with Sharjah Media City (Shams) and Salla Company to provide integrated solutions that support member companies and enable them to comply with regulatory requirements efficiently and easily.”

Al-Faqi added that “Emara Infois” is working on developing an integrated electronic billing system based on the latest global technologies, which ensures rapid integration with different systems and provides the highest levels of security and reliability for companies and institutions.

The meeting reflects the growing trend towards strengthening cooperation between technology solution providers and business support entities in the UAE, which contributes to accelerating the pace of digital transformation and enabling companies to benefit from the latest technologies and specialized digital services.

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