Qatar Chamber official opens 10th edition of ‘Arabian Woman Exhibition’

Qatar Chamber board member Ibtihaj al-Ahmadani led the opening of the 10th ‘Arabian Woman Exhibition’, which will run until February 1 at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre (DECC).
The opening ceremony was attended by an elite group of businesswomen and entrepreneurs from Qatar and other countries, along with Tamader al-Marri, the director of Vogue Event Company, which is organising the exhibition.
The exhibition, which is held under the sponsorship of the Qatari Businesswomen Forum, features 240 domestic and foreign booths, showcasing over 200 notable female entrepreneurs from Qatar, as well as exhibitors from other regional countries presenting their innovations and designs for the winter and autumn of 2023.
Following the inauguration, al-Ahmadani, who is the chairperson of the Qatari Businesswomen Forum, toured the pavilions of the exhibition and was briefed about the most recent designs and items displayed by Qatari and other designers in the sectors of fashion, accessories, and women’s products.
In a statement, al-Ahmadani stressed that the Qatari Businesswomen Forum would continue to support Qatari businessmen, helping them promote their products and projects both domestically and abroad, enhancing their contribution in the state’s commercial and economic activity.
She also said that the ‘Arabian Woman Exhibition’ has witnessed great development from year to year in terms of the number of exhibitors and the exhibition area. She added that this development keeps pace with the level of exhibited items, which include innovative designs in fashion, accessories, and women’s requirements.
For her part, al-Marri said the exhibition has seen considerable development in recent years, emphasising its status as one of the most important events held in Doha. She said the exhibition showcases the latest designs for Qatari designers, enabling them to display their new and innovative selections.
Al-Marri said the exhibition provides a great opportunity for Qatari entrepreneurs to promote their projects and products with the aim to enhance their role in the economic process. She expects that it will draw more visitors compared to the previous edition, which attracted more than 12,000 visitors.
She noted that many distinct brands in the realm of Arab fashion are participating in the exhibition, affirming that this has made it a special and inclusive edition showcasing all the needs of the Qatari woman, including abayas and women’s supplies.
The exhibition is open Saturday to Thursday from 10am to 10pm.