The Sharjah Business Women Council (SBWC) recently concluded a four-day trade mission to Mumbai, India. The mission aimed to enhance relations between Emirati and Indian businesswomen and resulted in the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry Ladies Organization (FICCI FLO).
The SBWC members held high-level meetings and site visits with over 70 Indian companies, signing a MoU to foster long-term relationships in key sectors like technology, fashion, food, beverages, and jewelry. The "Sharjah-India Women in Business Forum" addressed the challenges female entrepreneurs face and the importance of mentorship and supportive policies. SBWC's Director, Mariam Bin Al Sheikh, led a delegation of SBWC Advisory Council Members to showcase businesses and explore potential partnerships with Indian counterparts. She mentioned, "Our mission over the past four days has created pathways for growth and collaboration, uniting our strengths to drive innovation and create a lasting impact. Together, we can redefine the future of business and inspire future generations."
Mariam Bin Al Sheikh and Aarmeen Mogul Dordi signed an MoU to enhance the economic empowerment of women in both the UAE and India. The agreement aligns with efforts to boost economic cooperation and empower women in business leadership roles.
