Noura Al Kaabi joins Hillary Clinton at Forbes 30/50 Summit to champion women leaders
UAE Minister of State Noura Al Kaabi joined former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton in New York on Saturday to discuss the expanding role of women in global leadership. Ms Al Kaabi appeared alongside Ms Clinton at the Forbes 30/50 Summit's fifth anniversary, participating in a session called "Across Borders and Generations: Women Defining Global Leadership". The discussion centred on the…
UAE Minister of State Noura Al Kaabi joined former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at the Forbes 30/50 Summit on Saturday, marking the event's fifth anniversary. The session, titled "Across Borders and Generations: Women Defining Global Leadership," focused on the expanding role of women in positions of global authority. Al Kaabi used the platform to underscore the UAE's dedication to fostering mutual understanding and international cooperation.
She stressed the necessity of ongoing engagement to navigate the rapidly changing geopolitical and technological landscapes, as well as the critical importance of reliable information and responsible communication in an interconnected world. She also called for increased efforts to bolster public trust and enhance awareness about navigating the digital landscape, particularly in the context of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence.
Al Kaabi elaborated on the UAE's initiatives to empower women and ensure their active participation in decision-making across various sectors, highlighting education, access to opportunities, and institutional support as essential components in nurturing the next generation of women leaders. She further emphasized women's broader contributions to international cooperation, viewing their role as indispensable in bridging cultural and generational gaps, and in shaping a more inclusive and collaborative future.
The Forbes 30/50 Summit gathers women with 30 years of experience alongside those under 50 to share knowledge and progress on global issues.
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