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Sheikha Latifa hosts women leaders' majlis in Dubai to discuss innovation and opportunities

Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed has hosted an international gathering of women leaders in Dubai , bringing together voices from 22 countries to explore the future of leadership and innovation. The Women Leading the Future majlis was organised as part of the Annual Meeting of Global Future Leaders, which was delivered through a partnership between the UAE Government, the World Economic Forum and the…

Sheikha Latifa hosts women leaders' majlis in Dubai to discuss innovation and opportunities

Sheikha Latifa bint Mohammed convened an international assembly of 29 women leaders from 22 countries in Dubai, focusing on innovation and opportunities at the Women Leading the Future majlis. The event, organized as part of the Annual Meeting of Global Future Leaders, united delegates from government, entrepreneurship, science, technology, finance, and culture sectors.

The discussions centered on the responsibilities and collaboration needed to create opportunities for future generations, with a specific emphasis on women's contributions to public leadership, innovation, investment, and social change. Emphasizing the UAE's dedication to investing in women's capabilities, Sheikha Latifa highlighted the increasing significance of diverse viewpoints as artificial intelligence and emerging technologies transform industries, work practices, and daily life.

She underscored women's crucial roles across sectors in promoting integration, leveraging technology to generate opportunities, and enhancing social cohesion. The sheikha emphasized that shaping humanity's future is a collective endeavor that demands broader involvement and sustainable solutions to tomorrow's challenges.

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