Organized by the Dubai International Academy of Dermatopathology and Dubai International Academy of Laser & Aesthetic Dermatology, February 11th
Under the patronage of Her Excellency Hessa bint Issa Buhumaid, Minister of Community Development, the Dubai International Academy of Dermatopathology and Dubai International Academy of Laser & Aesthetic Dermatology (Diad-Dial), is organizing an “Elite Women's Forum” that will be dedicated to exploring the role Emirati women will play in community development over the coming fifty years. Her Excellency’s Participation will enrich the discussion on the integral contribution of Emirati women in the field of community development, their achievements, as well as the aspirations for the coming fifty years.
The event, held at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in the Dubai Financial Center on Friday evening on February 11, 2022, will provide a platform to learn about the new opportunities available to Emirati women in the next 50 years of the union.
Dr. Fayza Al Ali, a consultant dermatologist and chairperson of the conference, explained that the significance of community activities parallels that of scientific conferences; hence the keenness of the Dubai International Academy of Dermatopathology and Dubai International Academy of Laser & Aesthetic Dermatology to organize and lead such events. She Also emphasized the significance to invite the participation of influential women who can be part of the dialogue, to share their valued opinions and experiences and shed light on the contribution and role of women to the UAE strategy, their developmental role in society, as well as the challenges that face and shape Emirati women today.
Dr. Fayza highlighted that the event will be sponsored by L'Oreal, a global leader in the field of dermatology, pharmaceuticals and cosmetic care, with multiple research centers, innovations and patents to their name. Moreover, L'Oreal is also known to be keen on achieving sustainable development, adopts a policy not to test its products’ ingredients on animals, and contributes to community development through many activities such as the establishment of the L'Oréal-UNESCO Women in Science Awards to help empower more women scientists to achieve scientific excellence and participate equally in solving the great challenges facing humanity. To date, it has awarded more than 100 laureates, five of whom have gone on to win Nobel Prizes.
Dr. Fayza Al Ali concluded that the event would present a great opportunity to learn about the unique roles of multiple stakeholders, individuals, companies and institutions, in contributing to the development of society. She ended by emphasizing that “Development is a collective responsibility”
