The Ajman Business Women Council (AJBWC) welcomed a delegation from the Fujairah Business Women Council to strengthen mutual cooperation, share experiences, and exchange best practices for businesswomen applied at the AJBWC.
The delegation was welcomed by Dr. Amna Khalifa Al Ali, Chairwoman of the AJBWC, accompanied by Eng. Aisha Khalfan Al Nuaimi, Vice Chairman of the AJBWC; Iman Al Soum, Board Member; Abeer Al Faraj, Director of the AJBWC’s Office; as well as the AJBWC’s employees and members.
At the outset of the meeting, Dr. Amna Khalifa extended a warm welcome to all attendees. She conveyed her congratulations to the Chairman and members of the Fujairah Business Women’s Council on the establishment of the Council. Dr. Khalifa emphasized the Ajman Business Women Council’s commitment to strengthening collaboration and fostering direct communication with the Fujairah Business Women Council. This is in line with the Ajman Business Women Council’s vision to enhance the role of women, empower and motivate them to actively contribute to the development process, facilitate their entry into the labor market, support their initiatives, investments, and projects, and champion their ideas while encouraging their participation in entrepreneurship.
According to Zawya website she praised the efforts of the wise leadership in supporting and empowering women business owners and households and enhancing their role and contribution to the economic sector, stressing that the Fujairah Business Women Council will have a pioneering role in providing quality services that support women entrepreneurs and those planning to implement new projects.
During the meeting, the delegation was briefed on all the services and initiatives implemented by the AJBWC, in addition to a comprehensive explanation of its strategic plan for the current year and the agenda of events and exhibitions. The delegation was also briefed on the “Rufof” initiative and its role in providing an innovative marketing platform that promotes the products of the projects of the AJBWC’s member women entrepreneurs.
The meeting discussed the most prominent opportunities and capabilities that support women’s efforts, as well as the challenges facing businesswomen and ways to overcome them. Several successful practices were also reviewed in the fields of “finance, marketing, business management, feasibility studies, increasing productivity, training, and other fields.”
