Sharjah Enterprise Girls Council inks pact with Indian girls entrepreneurs’ physique 

The Sharjah Enterprise Girls Council (SBWC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Trade Girls Organisation (FICCI FLO).

The partnership settlement, signed on the concluding day of SBWC’s four-day commerce mission to Mumbai, thought of because the business capital of India, is predicted to mark a brand new section of cross-border collaboration between Emirati and Indian girls entrepreneurs.

The settlement goals to open new avenues for cooperation in very important sectors and improve financial empowerment for girls in each areas.

In the course of the mission, SBWC members have been additionally engaged in high-level conferences and web site visits, connecting with over 70 Indian corporations.

The initiative aimed to strengthen ties with potential companions, leveraging India’s entrepreneurship experience and fostering collaboration in key sectors, together with know-how, vogue, meals and drinks, and jewelry.

Led by Mariam Bin Al Sheikh, Director of SBWC, the delegation included SBWC Advisory Council Members Alya Taryam and Maitha Al Ansari, alongside different council members. Individuals had the chance to showcase their companies and discover potential partnerships with their Indian counterparts.

“Our mission over the previous 4 days has created pathways for progress and collaboration, uniting our strengths to drive innovation and create an enduring influence,” stated Mariam Bin Al Sheikh.

“Collectively, we are able to redefine the way forward for enterprise and encourage future generations,” she stated.

The mission’s agenda included B2B conferences and web site visits to native companies, offering insights into operational practices and trade tendencies.