Arabian Women Exhibition Brings 200 Businesses to Doha

The 15th edition of the Arabian Women Exhibition commenced on 31st August at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center under the patronage of the Qatari Businesswomen Forum at Qatar Chamber. The event features 200 local and international booths showcasing a diverse range of products and businesses.

The exhibition was officially inaugurated by Al Anoud Zayed Al Muhannadi, Director of the Membership Affairs Department at Qatar Chamber.

Running until Saturday, September 5, 2026, the exhibition brings together approximately 140 Qatari women entrepreneurs, alongside exhibitors from GCC countries, Morocco, Jordan, Turkiye, Lebanon, Egypt, Pakistan, India and France. The event also serves as a platform to present the latest Fall/Winter 2026 fashion trends.

Speaking to the press, Ibtihaj Al Ahmadani, Chairwoman of the Qatari Businesswomen Forum and a Qatar Chamber Board Member, said the exhibition has established itself as a prominent platform for showcasing the creativity, businesses and entrepreneurial projects of Qatari and Arab women.

Key Highlights:                                       

• The exhibition brings together Qatari and international women entrepreneurs to showcase their businesses and creativity
• It promotes women's entrepreneurship, innovation and participation in economic development
• Under the theme “Athar (Impact)”, the event highlights regional designs and Fall/Winter 2026 fashion trends

Its substantial development in terms of organization, exhibits and participating entities compared to prior editions is noteworthy, she said, highlighting the increased importance of women's role in supporting economic development and promoting innovation.

This year's edition brings together the Arabian Women Exhibition and M7, showcasing a range of outstanding regional talent through a variety of designs that blend contemporary design with traditional craftsmanship and modern creative vision to champion talent and innovation from across Qatar, the GCC region and beyond.

She opened the doors to visitors and people interested in the design world to come and check out these chosen pieces, and the unique regional designs and creations she displayed, all under one roof!

Al Ahmadani reiterated Qatar Chamber's dedication to empowering women to take part in diverse economic and commercial activities and opportunities for women to be active in the economic and social development.

The Chamber's dedication to enhancing the participation of Qatari and Arab women in entrepreneurship and boosting their regional and international ties is reflected in the exhibition, she added.

The exhibition offers an opportunity to connect businesswomen, explore new fields of cooperation and build business alliances, which will increase the role and participation of women in the economy and in the private sector, she added.

On her own, Director of Vogue Event Company, which organizes the Arabian Women Exhibition, Tamader Al Marri said that they are happy to host the 15th edition of the Exhibition, this year under the theme of “Athar (Impact)” and the fact that women have a tremendous impact through their creativity, work and presence.

She said the exhibition is one of the most important platforms that unites prominent Qatari and Arab women entrepreneurs and creatives under a single roof, to showcase their achievements and enhance their role in the economic and social development of the country.

She also praised the Qatari Businesswomen Forum (QBF) at Qatar Chamber for its unwavering commitment to the pivotal role of women in driving successful businesses and driving Qatar's economic diversification, noting that the exhibition showcases the latest trends in fashion and accessories for the Fall/Winter 2026 seasons.

On the other hand, she also looked forward to this edition being an extraordinary experience for women entrepreneurs to share their innovation and products with the audience, and to the visitors and investors to find exciting prospects for the latest fashion and women products.