About Sharjah Business Women Council
The Sharjah Business Women Council is an organisation that supports women in business in Sharjah. It was established in 2002 to encourage women's participation in entrepreneurship and the economy.
Its work includes training programmes, workshops and mentoring for women who want to start or grow businesses, covering topics such as business planning, marketing, finance and digital skills.
The council organises networking events and exhibitions where women entrepreneurs can showcase their products and services, connect with customers and build partnerships.
It also advocates for women in business and works with government and private sector partners to create opportunities.
Women's entrepreneurship has grown significantly in the UAE, with many Emirati and resident women running businesses in areas such as fashion, food, beauty, education, design and technology.
Sharjah has placed emphasis on supporting women and families, with several initiatives led by Sheikha Jawaher bint Mohammed Al Qasimi.
Startups UAE lists the Sharjah Business Women Council among the UAE's entrepreneur support organisations.
Its work includes training programmes, workshops and mentoring for women who want to start or grow businesses, covering topics such as business planning, marketing, finance and digital skills.
The council organises networking events and exhibitions where women entrepreneurs can showcase their products and services, connect with customers and build partnerships.
It also advocates for women in business and works with government and private sector partners to create opportunities.
Women's entrepreneurship has grown significantly in the UAE, with many Emirati and resident women running businesses in areas such as fashion, food, beauty, education, design and technology.
Sharjah has placed emphasis on supporting women and families, with several initiatives led by Sheikha Jawaher bint Mohammed Al Qasimi.
Startups UAE lists the Sharjah Business Women Council among the UAE's entrepreneur support organisations.