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Sharjah 24
04-05-2025
- Business
- Sharjah 24
SCCI concludes participation in MIDA in Italy
The Chamber's pavilion garnered strong recognition at the exhibition, gaining wide acclaim from participants and visitors alike. It provided a key platform for promoting the UAE's evolving creative and artisanal industries, while empowering national talent to expand their presence in international markets. Abdallah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of SCCI, headed the Sharjah Chamber's delegation, which included Mona Sultan Al Suwaidi, Director of the Executive Office of the SCCI's Chairman and in charge of the Emirati Goldsmiths Platform, along with six talented Emirati women designers. The Sharjah Chamber's participation in MIDA 2025 came under the umbrella of the UAE Jewelry and Perfume Platform, one of SCCI's pioneering programs and initiatives aimed at empowering and supporting Emirati entrepreneurs and designers in the jewelry and perfume industries. The Platform featured two specialized pavilions at this year's exhibition: 'Emirati Goldsmiths' and 'Emirates Perfumes'. In his remarks, Al Owais emphasized that the Sharjah Chamber's participation in international exhibitions such as MIDA reflects its commitment to boosting the competitiveness of local enterprises and supporting the economic growth of Sharjah and the UAE. 'Through direct engagement with global markets, exchange of expertise, and product diversification, local businesses can enhance their outreach and market presence. The Chamber's participation in MIDA exhibition marks an important milestone in supporting local creative industries and strengthening economic relations with Italy,' he added. For her part, Mona Al Suwaidi highlighted the UAE Jewelry and Perfume Platform's success in showcasing the talents of Emirati designers on the global stage and providing vital opportunities for the growth of their businesses. She remarked, 'Sharjah Chamber takes great pride in the success achieved at this year's Florence exhibition, which underscores the significant development in the craftsmanship and innovation of Emirati women designers.' 'Looking ahead, we have a forward-looking strategy that includes launching a comprehensive program to train more Emirati designers in the jewelry and perfume industries,' she added. As part of its agenda during this year's MIDA exhibition, the Sharjah Chamber delegation held a series of productive meetings with senior officials in the city of Florence. Abdallah Sultan Al Owais met with the President of the Florence Chamber of Commerce, Ms. Laura Sparavigna, Deputy Mayor of Florence for Smart Cities, Innovation, and Artificial Intelligence. The delegation also convened a meeting with Lorenzo Becattini, President of Firenze Fiera (Florence Exhibition Center) and Mr. Jacopo Vicini, Deputy Mayor for Economic Development and Tourism. These meetings explored prospects for cooperation and the exchange of expertise in organizing and hosting international exhibitions and events, as well as in developing innovation and tourism sectors on both sides. During the exhibition, the 'Emirates Perfumes' pavilion hosted a well-attended workshop that showcased traditional Emirati perfume and incense (dukhoun) production techniques. The workshop offered an in-depth overview of the core ingredients and preparation methods of this aromatic product. It received enthusiastic praise from numerous Italian and European attendees, reflecting growing international interest in authentic Emirati products. The participating Emirati women designers showcased their innovative collections of high-end jewelry and premium fragrance lines, skillfully integrating the aesthetics of the Emirati authentic heritage with the latest global design trends. The Sharjah Chamber's delegation also conducted field visits to several aromatic oil factories in Florence, where they were introduced to the latest technologies in fragrance extraction and packaging. Emirati female designers also participated in expert-led workshops focused on jewelry design and craftsmanship, gaining valuable insights and advanced skills aligned with international market trends and innovation.
Zawya
04-05-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Sharjah Chamber concludes participation in International Handicraft Trade Fair in Italy
Sharjah: The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) successfully concluded its participation in the International Handicrafts Trade Fair (MIDA) held in Florence, Italy, from April 25 to May 1. The Chamber's pavilion garnered strong recognition at the exhibition, gaining wide acclaim from participants and visitors alike. It provided a key platform for promoting the UAE's evolving creative and artisanal industries, while empowering national talent to expand their presence in international markets. H.E Abdallah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of SCCI, headed the Sharjah Chamber's delegation, which included Mona Sultan Al Suwaidi, Director of the Executive Office of the SCCI's Chairman and in charge of the Emirati Goldsmiths Platform, along with six talented Emirati women designers. The Sharjah Chamber's participation in MIDA 2025 came under the umbrella of the UAE Jewelry and Perfume Platform, one of SCCI's pioneering programs and initiatives aimed at empowering and supporting Emirati entrepreneurs and designers in the jewelry and perfume industries. The Platform featured two specialized pavilions at this year's exhibition: 'Emirati Goldsmiths' and 'Emirates Perfumes'. In his remarks, Al Owais emphasized that the Sharjah Chamber's participation in international exhibitions such as MIDA reflects its commitment to boosting the competitiveness of local enterprises and supporting the economic growth of Sharjah and the UAE. 'Through direct engagement with global markets, exchange of expertise, and product diversification, local businesses can enhance their outreach and market presence. The Chamber's participation in MIDA exhibition marks an important milestone in supporting local creative industries and strengthening economic relations with Italy,' he added. For her part, Mona Al Suwaidi highlighted the UAE Jewelry and Perfume Platform's success in showcasing the talents of Emirati designers on the global stage and providing vital opportunities for the growth of their businesses. She remarked, 'Sharjah Chamber takes great pride in the success achieved at this year's Florence exhibition, which underscores the significant development in the craftsmanship and innovation of Emirati women designers.' 'Looking ahead, we have a forward-looking strategy that includes launching a comprehensive program to train more Emirati designers in the jewelry and perfume industries,' she added. As part of its agenda during this year's MIDA exhibition, the Sharjah Chamber delegation held a series of productive meetings with senior officials in the city of Florence. H.E Abdallah Sultan Al Owais met with the President of the Florence Chamber of Commerce, Ms. Laura Sparavigna, Deputy Mayor of Florence for Smart Cities, Innovation, and Artificial Intelligence. The delegation also convened a meeting with Lorenzo Becattini, President of Firenze Fiera (Florence Exhibition Center) and Mr. Jacopo Vicini, Deputy Mayor for Economic Development and Tourism. These meetings explored prospects for cooperation and the exchange of expertise in organizing and hosting international exhibitions and events, as well as in developing innovation and tourism sectors on both sides. During the exhibition, the 'Emirates Perfumes' pavilion hosted a well-attended workshop that showcased traditional Emirati perfume and incense (dukhoun) production techniques. The workshop offered an in-depth overview of the core ingredients and preparation methods of this aromatic product. It received enthusiastic praise from numerous Italian and European attendees, reflecting growing international interest in authentic Emirati products. The participating Emirati women designers showcased their innovative collections of high-end jewelry and premium fragrance lines, skillfully integrating the aesthetics of the Emirati authentic heritage with the latest global design trends. The Sharjah Chamber's delegation also conducted field visits to several aromatic oil factories in Florence, where they were introduced to the latest technologies in fragrance extraction and packaging. Emirati female designers also participated in expert-led workshops focused on jewelry design and craftsmanship, gaining valuable insights and advanced skills aligned with international market trends and innovation. For further information, please contact: - Ali Elgendy Misbar Communications ali@ Ahmad Aldwairi Misbar Communications
Sharjah 24
23-04-2025
- Business
- Sharjah 24
Sharjah Chamber to participate in MIDA 2025 in Florence
UAE Jewelry and Perfume Platform represents Sharjah SCCI's participation will be through the UAE Jewelry and Perfume Platform, which includes the 'Emirati Goldsmiths' and 'Emirates Perfumes' pavilions. This initiative is part of the Chamber's ongoing efforts to support Emirati entrepreneurs and highlight their creative work on a global stage. Empowering Emirati designers The platform provides a space for Emirati designers in the jewelry and perfume sectors to display their innovations, gain international exposure, and expand their business reach. It reflects SCCI's commitment to fostering homegrown talent and promoting the UAE's rich cultural and artistic identity. High-level delegation and showcase of innovation The Sharjah delegation will be led by His Excellency Abdallah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of SCCI, and Mona Sultan Al Suwaidi, Director of the Executive Office of the Chairman and head of the Emirati Goldsmiths Platform. Six talented Emirati women designers will present their latest collections of perfumes and jewelry, demonstrating the sector's growth while preserving Emirati heritage. Supporting creative industries and global cooperation Al Owais stated that the Chamber's participation underscores its commitment to supporting national talent and opening doors for international cooperation. The goal is to connect Emirati entrepreneurs with global counterparts, promoting knowledge exchange and collaboration in perfume and jewelry manufacturing. Strategic vision and continued engagement Mona Al Suwaidi reiterated the importance of consistent participation in such global events, noting that MIDA offers valuable opportunities for designers to stay updated on global trends and innovation in their fields. Strengthening economic ties with Florence As part of the exhibition agenda, the Sharjah Chamber delegation will also conduct a series of strategic meetings aimed at enhancing economic and business collaboration between Sharjah and Florence.
Zawya
23-04-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Sharjah Chamber to take part in the International Handicraft Exhibition in Florence 'MIDA 2025'
Sharjah: The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) is set to take part in the upcoming edition of the International Handicrafts Trade Fair (MIDA) taking place in Florence, Italy, from April 25 to May 1, 2025. The exhibition is one of the world's premier platforms for showcasing exquisite traditional, handcrafted, and innovative products. The UAE Jewelry and Perfume Platform, which encompasses the 'Emirati Goldsmiths' and 'Emirates Perfumes' pavilions, will be representing the Sharjah Chamber during its distinguished participation in the event. The Platform is one of SCCI's pioneering programs and initiatives aimed at empowering and supporting Emirati entrepreneurs and designers in the jewelry and perfume industries. It seeks to provide them with international exposure, enabling them to showcase their creations and expand their business horizons. The Sharjah Chamber's high-level delegation will be headed by H.E Abdallah Sultan Al Owais, Chairman of SCCI, and will include Mona Sultan Al Suwaidi, Director of the Executive Office of the SCCI's Chairman and in charge of the Emirati Goldsmiths Platform. The delegation also comprises six talented Emirati women designers who will showcase their latest innovative collections of jewelry and perfumes. Through their participation, they aim to highlight the remarkable progress achieved in the UAE's perfume and jewelry industries while preserving the authenticity of traditional Emirati heritage. In his remarks, H.E Abdallah Sultan Al Owais stated that the Sharjah Chamber's participation in MIDA 2025 reflects its commitment to supporting national talent, particularly in creative and artisanal sectors that represent the UAE's authentic cultural identity. He noted that the participation also aims to open new avenues of cooperation between Emirati entrepreneurs and their counterparts from around the world, while leveraging advanced expertise in jewelry and perfume manufacturing to support the growth of these domestic industries. For her part, Mona Al Suwaidi emphasized that the Emirates Goldsmiths Platform is keen on maintaining its regular participation in the International Handicrafts Trade Fair. 'This prominent global exhibition is a key opportunity for Emirati designers to present their most outstanding jewelry innovations to a global audience and gain insights into the latest trends and technological advancements in the industry,' she added. As part of its agenda during the exhibition, the Sharjah Chamber delegation will hold a series of strategic meetings designed to enhance economic collaboration between the business communities of Sharjah and Florence. For further information, please contact: Ali Elgendy Misbar Communications ali@ Ahmad Aldwairi Misbar Communications
