What To Know
- August 28 is marked as the Emirati Women’s Day, this day is dedicated to the recognition of the accomplishments of the Emirati women for the development of the UAE country.
- Culturally, Emirati women have proved to be very capable in any filed they get themselves employed in and turning obstacles into opportunities They are the pillar of the society raising the next generation of leaders.
- Thanks to policies and outward forces that champion female representation as a means of paving a way for outstanding talent that fuels today’s economy and challenges the next generation to rise to the occasion.
August 28 is marked as the Emirati Women’s Day, this day is dedicated to the recognition of the accomplishments of the Emirati women for the development of the UAE country. The celebration of this year corresponds to the concept, We Share for Tomorrow with reference to the vision of the Mother of the Nation,
Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak of the UAE on women’s rights.
In this regard, we armed the readers with the lessons from the success stories of eight Emirati women role models who will inspire other women and foster their confidence.
The following people and firms served as respondents: HH Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum, Chairperson, Dubai Culture & Arts Authority
Culturally, Emirati women have proved to be very capable in any filed they get themselves employed in and turning obstacles into opportunities They are the pillar of the society raising the next generation of leaders.
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H. H. Sheikha Bodour bint Sultan Al Qasimi – Founder and Honorary Chairman – Emirates Publishers Association
`The Emirati women have a great story to tell; empowering narratives that tell of women in leadership, making great strides across fields, building the future we want, steeped in the traditions of yesterday but forward-looking. ’
Abeer AlShaali, Deputy Managing Director of, Gulf Craft
Opinions are important in decision making processes since they enable development of relationships ,thus important for leadership.
Entitled “The GCC Consumer Electronic Sector Outlook 2016”, the report has been prepared by Dr. Saeeda Jaffar, Senior Vice President, and Group Country Manager, GCC, Visa.
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT IN UAE remains one of the defining factors that have propelled me forward in my career; thanks to policies and outward forces that champion female representation as a means of paving a way for outstanding talent that fuels today’s economy and challenges the next generation to rise to the occasion.
Ms. Huda Sabil Abdulla – Chief Financial Officer Emirates Islamic
Emirati women have right influenced our society positively as their accomplishments acted as catalysts toward breaking barriers for generations to come, On this special occasion, I wish to congratulate all women across all sectors.
Kalimat Foundation is managed by Amna Al Mazmi who is the director of the organization.
However, Emirati women are proving formidable in various sectors with a special focus on humanitarian initiatives to show that our country is indeed a world of unity with these hard working ladies.
The SEED Region Group includes Hanan Alrubaiai, the Manager, Technology Advisory Services of the PwC Middle East.
Showcase who you really are; TRUE talent and true success lie in being REAL A remarkable Emirati Women, leads by example brings about a positive change to her team or organization.
