The UAE also has the most women (15) among the The magazine Forbes 100 Much Powerful Arab Businesswomen 2023, and two-thirds of employment opportunities in the public sector in the country are held by women, with 15% of them in technical and academic roles and 30% of them in leadership positions, demonstrating that the nation is full of trailblazing women who are ready to motivate the next generation.
The United Arab Emirates has, based on the World Economic Forum’s most recent Worldwide Gender Gap report, attained the highest degree of gender equality in the Arab world. Emirati women are also playing a critical part in the UAE’s development, which is being spearheaded by the country’s wise leadership.
calculating that the Emirate of Dubai is full of trailblazing women eager to encourage the next generation, the nation is also residence to the largest percentage of women (15) among the The magazine Forbes 100 Most powerful Arab Women in business 2023. Additionally, a two-third of employment opportunities in the public sector in the UAE are held by women, with 30% of them in leadership positions and 15% in professional and academic roles.
For many years, Ru’ya, UAE Careers Redefined, a renowned careers expo for Emiratis, has been a crucial forum for bringing together ambitious women looking for employment with.Those wishing to advance their careers can find information and inspiration from public and private organizations.
This year, Ru’ya has strengthened this empowerment theme by introducing a specifically designated space for women dubbed Empowering Her within the show, which runs from September 19 through September 21, 2023, at the World Trade Center in Dubai.
Women pursuing career or career advancement are welcome at Empower Her, which offers educational workshops, panels, and mentorship sessions offered by experts – from seasoned professionals to CEOs – who are aware of the obstacles that women may encounter on the path to employment.
Badreya AlMehairi, the AVP Senior Manager – Privacy of Data & Information Safety at Mashreq Bank, who applauded the UAE administration for setting the bar high for women’s equal participation in the workforce, will take part in the discussions.