Dubai Chamber of Commerce Explores Support for Women Entrepreneurs and Adaptation to Global Developments

The Dubai Chamber of Commerce, one of the three chambers operating under the Dubai Chambers umbrella, organized an open dialogue in collaboration with the Dubai Business Women Council. This event gathered 86 women entrepreneurs to discuss the current state of economic sectors amidst global changes and to explore ways to support female business owners in adapting to new developments while also showcasing the key components of Dubai’s economic resilience along with strategies and solutions that foster business growth.

During the meeting, attended by Dr. Raja’a Issa Saleh Al Qark, Chairwoman of the Dubai Business Women Council, and Mohammed Ali Rashid Lootah, Director General of Dubai Chambers, participants addressed major challenges while discussing priorities and inquiries from women entrepreneurs and leaders in various economic fields.

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Mohammed Ali Rashid Lootah stated that women entrepreneurs play a significant role in the economic development of Dubai by actively engaging in business creation, driving growth across various sectors, and generating employment opportunities that support sustainable economic progression. He added, “We are committed to fostering close cooperation with the private sector and all strategic partners to enhance the business environment, enabling companies to tackle global challenges and ensure the smooth operation and continuous growth of trade and investment, regardless of circumstances. This is based on the importance of collaborative efforts, constructive dialogue, and the continuous innovation of practical and tangible solutions, all of which are vital to building trust and supporting the evolution of business sectors.”

Dr. Rja’a Issa Saleh Al Qark remarked that providing a platform for interactive and constructive dialogue is crucial, especially amidst the rapid changes in the global business landscape. The dialogue organized by the Dubai Chamber in collaboration with the Dubai Business Women Council reflects our strong commitment to closely understanding the perspectives and challenges faced by women entrepreneurs and ensuring their participation in developing practical solutions to support economic sector growth. She added, “Further progress relies on collaboration, knowledge exchange, and enhancing institutional support. By bringing together the women’s business community with relevant stakeholders, we aim to build trust, stimulate constructive dialogue, and reinforce the role of women as key partners in driving economic development in Dubai. These initiatives are not just a response to current events but serve as a fundamental pillar to ensure women entrepreneurs are empowered and connected, supporting their journey toward the future with confidence and clarity.”

The session focused on addressing the realities of navigating the economic environment and explored opportunities for collaboration aimed at enhancing resilience and ensuring the sustainability of women-led businesses.

This event fits into the ongoing commitment of Dubai Chambers to support the business community while adapting to economic shifts and providing platforms for open dialogue and exchange of ideas, contributing to the sustainability of businesses and safeguarding the interests of all members of the business community.

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