EEA Concludes Participation at "Make it in the Emirates" Exhibition, Showcasing Achievements of Four Member Companies to Support National Industrial Growth

The Emirates Entrepreneurship Association (EEA) actively participated in the fourth edition of the Make it in the Emirates exhibition, held under the patronage of the UAE Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology. Aligning with its mission to empower Emirati entrepreneurs, EEA enabled four innovative member companies to showcase their industrial solutions, contributing to the UAE’s economic diversification goals.

The exhibition, a cornerstone of the UAE’s industrial strategy, brought together government entities, leading companies, and SMEs, highlighting local manufacturing capabilities and fostering partnerships. Participating EEA members—representing the food & beverage, pharmaceuticals and medical technology, and construction and materials sectors—presented inspiring models that demonstrate the resilience and creativity of local enterprises in advancing the national industrial agenda.

Sand Al Maqbali, Chairperson of the Emirates Entrepreneurship Association, commented on the participation: “The 'Make it in the Emirates' exhibition is a strategic platform to accelerate the UAE’s industrial transformation. We are proud to have empowered our members to showcase their competitive edge. Their innovations underscore the vital role of entrepreneurship in achieving the 'Make it in the Emirates' vision and the UAE Industrial Strategy 2031. By connecting SME & startups with industry leaders, we are strengthening the collaborative ecosystem needed for sustainable economic growth."

Networking and Future Collaboration Opportunities
Alongside the exhibition, members benefited from a series of direct meetings with key stakeholders, including government representatives and corporations. These interactions paved the way for potential deals, partnerships, supply-chain integrations, and investment opportunities—reinforcing EEA’s role as a catalyst for entrepreneurial success in the industrial sector.