Abu Dhabi: Women entrepreneurs showcase products, services at Ramadan and Eid fairs – News

The initiative aims to support the emirate’s community of women entrepreneurs and enable start-ups to expand their reach

The Abu Dhabi Women’s Entrepreneurs Council, a subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ADCCCI), organized the Ramadan and Eid exhibitions, providing women entrepreneurs from all walks of life with a platform to showcase their products and services.

Organized by the Council, the initiative aims to support Abu Dhabi’s women entrepreneurial community and enable start-ups and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to promote their products and expand their reach.

The show attracted 32 exhibitors, including female exhibitors, who showcased their products and services in various fields, including fashion, accessories, fragrances, handicrafts, food and beverages, and more.

Mohamed Helal Al Mheiri, Director General of the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce, said: “The Abu Dhabi Women’s Entrepreneurs Council is instrumental in supporting and empowering Abu Dhabi’s women entrepreneurs and increasing their productivity and success by creating opportunities for women to grow and expand them. This is in line with the UAE Government’s vision to empower women and contribute to the overall sustainable economic development of the country.”

Asma Al Fahim, Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Women’s Entrepreneurs Council, said: “We are delighted to see the high turnout for the Ramadan and Eid exhibitions, showcasing the entrepreneurial spirit of women in the UAE. Opportunities to grow, develop and expand their businesses to achieve extraordinary results. The Council is deeply committed to supporting women entrepreneurs and enhancing their contribution to the national economy.”

“It’s inspiring to see so many women entrepreneurs come together to showcase their unique products and services, and support each other in their pursuit of success. We are proud to be part of shaping this vibrant community of women entrepreneurs and to Expect to see more businesses emerge in the coming years,” she added.

The Abu Dhabi Business Women Council, a subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce, aims to lead the development of the role of women in the private sector and make them key partners in Abu Dhabi’s sustainable economic development. The committee provides the highest quality services, including training, development, consulting, professional guidance, etc.