Tameer celebrates the 30th Anniversary of the German School of Sharjah

In its latest event, which is certainly not its last, Tameer recently partook in the 30th anniversary celebration of the German School of Sharjah as the only sponsor, that was held on Thursday May 3rd under the patronage of HE Sheikh Sultan bin Mohamed bin Sultan Al Qassimi, Crown Prince of Sharjah and was attended by several leading personalities from the German Community.

Sponsoring this event is an expression of Tameer's policy that aims to strengthen its contact with social and charitable organizations, providing them with the opportunity to further encourage social activities and gatherings that will ultimately help the development of society.

Through its participation with the 30th Anniversary of the school, Tameer Holding aims to showcase on the company's different projects to the European community's key personalities, in order to establish relationships with Tameer's international clients.

'We congratulate the German School of Sharjah and the German community on the 30th Anniversary of its establishment in Sharjah.' said Omar Ayesh, President of Tameer Holding. 'We are very pleased to have established this special relationship with the guests today, in which will lead to a better communication through our various projects and investments which will accomplish interest to all parties.'

He added "The UAE has always been devoted and committed to building a strong and good relationship with the European community and all its various groups. These relationships will help facilitate greater business ties between the UAE and other countries."

Mr. Dieter Stanik, Principle of the German School in Sharjah said, "We are extremely happy to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of our establishment, which has had the strong and continuous support from HH Sheikh Sultan bin Mohamed Al Qassimi., ruler of Sharjah.

"I would like to thank Tameer Holding for its continuous support of all social, educational and humanitarian activities. I personally think that the policy adopted by Tameer is the reason to its great successes and has helped fortify the relationship it has with the community.'

The German School was established in 1977. Financed by the German Government, its purpose consists of teaching the German community's children its national language and curriculum, as so to facilitate the transition process of any of them who may wish to return home. The school aims to bridge the German community with that of the Local one and celebrates its own cultural and traditional events during the school year.