Dubai World Trade Centre The 15th Women's Exhibition is opening under the patronage of Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan Minister of Culture, Youth and Community Development, from the 11th to the 14th of December, at Dubai World Trade Center. The highly
successful Women's Exhibition serves as a platform to bring together seasoned businesswomen and women entrepreneurs to showcase their products and services as well as create a networking opportunity for small and medium business from the region and abroad.
"We are delighted to host our exhibition, which has grown exponentially year by year at the Dubai World Trade Centre. We are commitment to our exhibitors by bringing to them a bigger venue in a strategic location with more support that helps them grow their business. We hope more entrepreneurs use this platform to create awareness of their products and services," said Thoraya Al Awadhi, Founder and CEO of Thoraya Al Awadhi Group of Companies, the event organiser.
This year's exhibition has expanded to include fashion, jewellery, spas and wellness to travel agencies, financial services, medical supplies and health products in addition to many other sectors.
Source: WAM
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