The Abu Dhabi Businesswomen Council and Emirates Foundation have organized the 2026 Little Entrepreneurs summer camp, an interactive program introducing children aged 7 to 10 to entrepreneurship.
Held from August 3 to 13, the five-day program used practical activities to help participants develop ideas, turn them into projects and learn the basics of marketing, digital content creation, communication, teamwork and financial management.
The camp also covered community safety, artificial intelligence and innovation, smart financial resource management and social responsibility. Through Emirates Foundation’s Takatof initiative, participants learned about volunteering and took part in a volunteer project. The Sanid initiative introduced them to basic emergency response skills.
The program concluded with a Little Entrepreneurs exhibition, where children displayed, marketed and sold their products in an environment designed to replicate a marketplace. The experience gave them practical exposure to presenting products, interacting with customers and developing ideas into real projects.
The Abu Dhabi Businesswomen Council said the initiative aims to build confidence and creative thinking from an early age, while the Emirates Foundation described the partnership as part of its work to empower individuals and strengthen community participation.
Source: Twasl News
