Mumbai To Host Global Women’s Trade Summit This Weekend

Mumbai to Host Global Women’s Trade Summit on October 4-5 at The Westin, Powai

Mumbai is gearing up to host the Global Women’s Trade Summit on October 4 and 5 at The Westin, Powai. Organized by the International Women’s Federation of Commerce and Industry (IWFCI) India National Chapter, the event is supported by the World Trade Centre, Mumbai, and the All India Association of Industries as knowledge partners.

A pre-summit meeting took place on Friday evening at the World Trade Center, Cuffe Parade, setting the stage for the main event.

**Theme and Objectives**

Under the theme “Women as Catalysts for Global Trade and Economic Growth,” the summit aims to highlight the pivotal role women play in driving international trade and fostering inclusive economic progress.

The platform will feature an engaging lineup of panel discussions, interactive workshops, B2B meetings, and networking opportunities designed to empower women entrepreneurs and professionals.

**Key Highlights**

One of the summit’s standout features will be sessions with women leaders who have excelled in traditionally male-dominated sectors such as mining, minerals, oil, and gas. These trailblazers will share their inspiring journeys of resilience, innovation, and leadership.

Additionally, discussions will focus on how technology and AI-driven tools are transforming businesses to be more sustainable and competitive in the global marketplace.

**Words from Dr Daphne Pillai**

Dr Daphne Pillai, President of IWFCI India, emphasized the significance of the summit:

“The summit is not just a conference; it is a movement to recognize and amplify women’s voices in global trade and enterprise. Through this summit, we aim to provide a platform for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and innovation, enabling women entrepreneurs and professionals to expand their horizons and contribute meaningfully to global economic growth.”

**International Participation and Industry Representation**

Delegates from countries including Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Uzbekistan, South Africa, India, and the USA will attend the summit. They represent diverse industries such as supply chains, insurance, real estate, hospitality, IT services, law, and finance.

**Commitment to Empowerment**

IWFCI India reiterated that the summit reaffirms its commitment to empowering women entrepreneurs and professionals as vital contributors to global trade and innovation.

Stay tuned for more updates as Mumbai prepares to welcome women leaders from across the globe to this landmark event.
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