Doha to Host 7th Gulf Businesswomen Forum in November

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Doha is set to host the seventh edition of the Gulf Businesswomen Forum on November 12th and 13th, an event dedicated to enhancing entrepreneurship and sustainable investment for female leaders across the GCC. The forum is organized by the Federation of GCC Chambers in collaboration with the Qatar Chamber.


Forum Overview

Under the theme “Entrepreneurship and Sustainability of Investment,” the forum will provide a crucial platform for businesswomen from the six GCC states. The agenda is designed to address key strategic goals for the region’s economic future, including:

  • Supporting women’s participation in sustainable investment.
  • Fostering the transition from traditional business models to innovative, digitized approaches.
  • Aligning with the broader GCC vision of building a knowledge-based economy.

The event aims to be a hub for exchanging experiences, building cross-border partnerships, and discussing the primary challenges and opportunities facing female entrepreneurs today.


Key Benefits

Attendees of the forum can expect a dynamic environment focused on growth and collaboration. Key benefits include:

  • High-Level Networking: Connecting with fellow businesswomen, investors, and entrepreneurs from across the Gulf.
  • Knowledge Sharing: Gaining insights into the latest trends in sustainable business practices and digital transformation.
  • Inspiration and Mentorship: Hearing success stories and learning from the journeys of the region’s leading female entrepreneurs.
  • Partnership Opportunities: Exploring avenues for new business collaborations and joint ventures.

For Who

The forum is designed for businesswomen, entrepreneurs, and aspiring female leaders from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries who are looking to scale their ventures and contribute to the regional economy.


About the Forum

The Gulf Businesswomen Forum is a premier recurring event that rotates among GCC countries. It is a key initiative by the Federation of GCC Chambers aimed at economically empowering women and increasing their contribution to the sustainable development goals of the region. The previous edition was successfully hosted in Oman.


Looking Ahead

The forum’s focus on sustainability and digitization is strategically timed to align with national development plans across the Gulf. Ibtihaj Al-Ahmadani, a board member of the Qatar Chamber, emphasized that the event’s objectives are in harmony with Qatar National Vision 2030. By fostering a new generation of female leaders in high-growth sectors, the forum plays a vital role in the region’s economic diversification and future prosperity.

Source: Qatar News Agency

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