In a progressive move to bolster female entrepreneurship in the industrial sector, the Ajman Businesswomen Council organized the forum titled “Manufacturers of Tomorrow.” This event aims to promote sustainable industrial practices among women entrepreneurs and enhance the council’s role in fostering a robust business ecosystem.
A Platform for Women Entrepreneurs
During the forum, the council launched the “Integration” initiative aimed specifically at female industrial entrepreneurs. This initiative serves as a comprehensive industrial platform designed to transform innovative ideas into sustainable industrial projects. It also emphasizes the importance of collaboration and partnerships between the council and various governmental and private entities focused on the development of the industrial sector.
Engagement from Key Stakeholders
The event took place at the Fairmont Ajman and was attended by high-profile members, including the Vice President of the Ajman Businesswomen Council, Eng. Aisha Khalfan bin Badr Al-Nuaimi, as well as board members and representatives from the UAE Development Bank. Additionally, numerous factory owners, directors, and businesswomen who are members of the Ajman Businesswomen Council participated, highlighting the engagement from the industrial community.
Empowering Female Entrepreneurs
Dr. Amina Khalifa Al Ali, President of the Ajman Businesswomen Council, stated, “The council places special importance on empowering female industrial entrepreneurs to support and strengthen their contributions to the industrial sector. We aim to facilitate access to financing, technical support, and managerial and financial skills while expanding market opportunities through specialized exhibitions and marketing platforms.” She emphasized that these efforts are vital for achieving the targets outlined in the Ajman Vision 2030.
Supporting Economic and Social Stability
Furthermore, Eng. Aisha Khalfan bin Badr Al-Nuaimi highlighted that the launch of the “Integration” initiative aligns with the council’s broader goals, particularly in the context of the “Family Year 2026.” She pointed out that the initiative offers a sustainable platform for training and capacity building, contributing to the economic and social stability of women and families in general.