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Mika Brzezinski and Huma Abedin advise women to own their worth, unapologetically.

In this candid conversation, Layla challenges the myths surrounding conservatism and religious values, arguing that modern culture often distorts the essence of faith and morality.

As the quest for more inclusivity in literary publications continues, here's how four Arab female authors -Najwa Zebian, Sara Hamdan, Zoulfa Katouh, and Noura Alkhoori- are pushing the envelope in enabling wider acceptance for uniquely diverse stories.

Yamuna and Ayesha embody the truth that "age is nothing but a number," proving that wisdom has no age limit.

Mona Kattan, will now partner with General Atlantic, a leading global growth equity firm.

"My vision for the brand goes beyond fashion- it's a philosophy that elevates women's confidence and self-esteem."

Research shows that while women in the UAE are eager to lead and innovate, many remain confined to local markets.

"It's easy to push people, but love is what inspires them to work from the heart. I'm proud of the people I work with; they have a strong bond with me, and they know I have their backs."

"I believe that a company at the leading edge globally for school design and school furniture design should be based in the UAE."

"My biggest source of happiness is not the exponential growth we have achieved over the last ten years, but rather the fact that we still maintain the key pillars upon which we built Aisha Jewels, but only in a bigger way."

A seasoned entrepreneur and philanthropist, Alaoui has spent over a decade pioneering women's empowerment through fashion and social responsibility.

"This is the time to experiment, to push boundaries, and to create experiences that captivate and inspire."

"I believe that when you're doing something from your heart, it becomes relatively easy. Even when you're learning something hard."

"You need to understand that you are capable. There's no rulebook in the world that says you cannot do something just because you're a woman."

"Whenever you take that first step, the opportunities will come, and doors will open for you."

"I am always driven by the idea that I can learn more, explore more, and contribute more to the world, and I think that curiosity is what got me so far."

"We have the responsibility to reverse 2,000 years of a world that was created by men for men, and a workforce where women entered very late."

PRYPCO is a UAE-based proptech firm on a mission to "change the rules of the real estate game."

15 women who run small- and medium-sized enterprises headquartered or with offices in Eastern Europe, Middle East, and Africa were awarded at this year's edition.

The achievements of women who run SMEs headquartered or with offices in Eastern Europe, Middle East, and Africa, across 15 different award categories were recognized and lauded.

The nominees have been selected following a rigorous vetting process by the Entrepreneur Middle East team, as well as a judging committee chaired by Mastercard and industry leaders.

Five female health and wellness experts share their insights on how entrepreneurs can introduce much needed innovation into menopausal healthcare- in the UAE and beyond.

"To me, it's a whole new situation because creative work is very different from commerce, even though creativity is everywhere- in journalism, in sports, in organizations…"

"Success demands action. Don't hesitate to move forward, and take steps towards realizing your dreams."

"I look back at this journey of growth, and I'm like, 'Wow.' This is a dream, a leap of faith, which has materialized into a potential legacy."

Ajmal offered her insights on how Mastercard ensures safer and quicker digital payments for both consumers and merchants.