Women’s Centers Committee

About the Committee

Asharqia Chamber’s Business Committees work to develop various economic sectors and address obstacles that limit their contribution to comprehensive development by providing outstanding services to follow up on the committees’ proposals and recommendations. Given the importance of women’s economic and social participation as partners in development, and as Asharqia Chamber seeks to strengthen communication between the Chamber and the private sector, as well as between stakeholders in different economic sectors, the Chamber established its first committee specializing in women’s salons and beauty centers in 2009.

2009
Establishment of Asharqia Chamber’s first committee specializing in women’s salons and beauty centers
Committee Members

Committee Initiatives

The committee holds numerous meetings, programs, specialized workshops, and visits to achieve the objectives of its initiatives:

Initiative to Develop Human Resources Performance in
the Women’s Beauty Center Sector

The initiative aims to increase women’s participation in the labor market, qualify national talent, and provide motivating and stable job opportunities. Its objectives include achieving this through localizing jobs, training female job seekers in specialized occupations such as makeup sales and skincare, and providing an attractive work environment that supports employees’ stability and continued employment.

Initiative to Develop the Management of Women’s Beauty Centers

The initiatives to develop the management of women’s beauty centers aim to improve service quality, regulate the sector, and empower women in its various fields. This includes improving the investment environment, providing training and career guidance, raising awareness of the importance of complying with health and municipal requirements, and enhancing women’s participation in decision-making positions in the sector.

Strategic Objectives

The committee works toward 15 objectives as part of Asharqia Chamber’s Business Committees.

  1. 01Safeguard and support the shared interests of the business sector.
  2. 02Facilitate communication and cooperation among sector establishments.
  3. 03Support economic alliances across various sectors in ways that serve them.
  4. 04Encourage acquisitions and mergers to create more mature entities capable of competing locally and internationally, in accordance with the relevant regulations.
  5. 05Explore growth and investment opportunities for economic establishments through meetings and cooperation among business owners.
  6. 06Respond to changes that affect the business sector.
  7. 07Strengthen the sustainability of national establishments.
  8. 08Encourage the business sector to establish companies and businesses that invest in the region’s and governorate’s opportunities and comparative advantages.
  9. 09Strengthen relations between national committees and sectoral committees to serve the economies of regions and governorates.
  10. 10Enhance sectors’ participation and contribution to the region’s and governorate’s economic development.
  11. 11Identify and address shared challenges in coordination with other entities.
  12. 12Align the committees’ priorities regarding the development objectives to be achieved for the targeted strategic sectors.
  13. 13Strengthen communication and integration between sectoral committees and the Chamber to deliver specialized services to the business sector.
  14. 14Understand changes and challenges in the business sector and contribute to addressing them.
  15. 15Improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the business sector within the Chamber’s jurisdiction.

Committee Members

List of members of the Women’s Salons and Centers Committee.

1
Reem bint Ismail Ibrahim
Committee Chair
2
Moudi bint Saleh Al-Mousa
Deputy Chair
No.NamePosition
3Ashwaq bint Abdulwahab Al-AbdulwahabMember
4Anwar bint Makki Al-ZakiMember
5Taghreed bint Saad Al-Din GhazalahMember
6Rania bint Shaker Abu Al-SaudMember
7Reem bint Fallah Al-MutairiMember
8Reem bint Mohammed Al-QahtaniMember
9Sarah bint Muqbil Al-ShammariMember
10Sarah bint Radan Al-SahliMember
No.NamePosition
11Awatif bint Saif Al-JuaidMember
12Fatimah bint Ismail Al-AbdulmohsenMember
13Laila bint Abdullah Al-DosariMember
14Dr. Malak bint Mohammed BalharithMember
15Maryam bint Abdulrahim Al-HassanMember
16Miad bint Hassan Al-RamadanMember
17Nawal bint Ahmed Al-GhamdiMember
18Noura bint Eid Al-OtaibiMember

Related Publications

Guide to the Women’s Salon Sector
Provides those interested in establishing women’s beauty salons with the necessary information, requirements, and procedures specified by the relevant authorities.
View the Interactive Book
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Study on Women’s Salons and Beauty Centers in the Eastern Province
A field study of women’s salons and centers in Dammam and Khobar, covering their strengths and weaknesses, challenges, and proposed measures to develop the sector.
Download PDF
Inquiries and Contact
You can contact the Women’s Salons and Centers Committee through the Women’s Empowerment Center.