The Dubai Women Establishment and LinkedIn have launched a joint initiative giving 500 women entrepreneurs free access to LinkedIn Learning for six months.
The virtual programme is designed to help participants build skills in entrepreneurship, technology, management, digital capabilities and creativity. Participants can choose from more than 26,000 courses and learning paths delivered by experts from around the world, according to the announcement.
The initiative follows its announcement at the Emirati Women’s Forum 2026, with participants now beginning to use the platform’s educational content. The programme aims to support women in developing business ideas, establishing new ventures and strengthening existing projects as market and technology needs evolve.
Naeema Ahli, executive director of the Dubai Women Establishment, said the partnership reflects the organisation’s focus on creating opportunities for women to build professional and entrepreneurial capabilities. She added that the programme is intended to help participants apply new knowledge to developing sustainable businesses and identifying opportunities for growth and innovation.
The initiative also expands collaboration between the Dubai Women Establishment and a global learning platform, while supporting women’s participation in Dubai’s knowledge economy and entrepreneurship sector.
Source: Al Bayan
