Shenzhen:The Dubai Business Women Council (DBWC) recently hosted a high-level business roundtable in Shenzhen as part of the Dubai Business Forum - China, organized by Dubai Chambers. This session brought together 30 senior Emirati and Chinese businesswomen to foster bilateral cooperation, exchange expertise, and explore new opportunities for trade, investment, and strategic partnerships.
According to Emirates News Agency, the roundtable was chaired by Dr. Raja Easa Al Gurg, Founder and President of DBWC, and included members of the Council's Board, Emirati businesswomen from the Dubai delegation, and Chinese business leaders from various industries. The meeting provided a platform for direct engagement, focusing on building commercially meaningful and sustainable relationships.
Dr. Al Gurg highlighted the council's two-decade focus on empowering women through knowledge access and network building to thrive in a competitive business environment. She emphasized the importance of engaging with Chinese businesswomen to leverage the strong economic ties between the UAE and China, aiming for meaningful opportunities in trade, investment, and long-term business collaboration.
The discussions underscored Dubai's status as a global business and investment hub, backed by its advanced infrastructure, competitive business environment, and connectivity to international markets. Opportunities for Emirati and Chinese businesswomen to exchange market knowledge and expand their professional networks were also explored.
The roundtable in Shenzhen is part of DBWC's ongoing efforts to connect businesswomen with essential knowledge, networks, and opportunities, enhancing commercial relationships between the UAE and China. The Council continues to drive strategic partnerships into practical business growth, international cooperation, and long-term economic engagement.
Since its inception in 2002, DBWC has been instrumental in developing Dubai's businesswomen ecosystem by investing in skills development, professional upskilling, mentorship, and strategic partnerships. These initiatives align with the UAE's national priorities, equipping women to grow their businesses and access new professional opportunities.