21/10/2013
During the annual businesswomen ceremony, late October
East governor wife honors members of the Executive Eastern Chamber Women's councils
Under the auspices of her Royal Highness Princess Abeer Bint Faisal bin Turki Al Saud, Governor of the Eastern Province wife, during the annual ceremony for the women's Chamber with her care and honor on Wednesday 23 October 2013, embracing the great Ballroom Sheraton Dammam, Chamber Board members and the Executive Council for business and the Executive Board of the young women who work and women's concerns Committee. Furthermore, the Chamber Chairman Abdulrahman bin Rashid Alrashid praised the efforts of members and female labor boards in the Chamber praising their contribution during the current session of the Board, which took considerable time and tirelessly in the service of participants and members of the private sector. AlRashid said that this honor is a appreciation for their efforts for the success of the strategies and plans of the Chamber in all their phases, adding that large businesses do their members from within the Centre for women in business as plans, workshops, and extends to the outside of the building continue with various sectors relevant to the discussion of all matters involved in each place and contribute to facilitating their work everywhere.
ent of women in the workplace and that the application of the principle of diversity and inclusion is not just a social obligation, it is necessary for the development of the economy. Women today are present at councils and national institutions involved in decision-making and from here you can build on this in the stimulated to enter economic experiences and conduct all commercial activities that drive economic and social role to improve quality in both form and substance. Al-Rashed said the significant developments taking place in the Kingdom in the field of women's participation in public life, from access to the boards, as candidates and voters, and ending with the arrival of the Shura Council, stressing that the next room will spare no effort in working for the development of women's performance on the economic front.
