The Ajman Business Women Council (AJBWC) at the Ajman Chamber organized the "Future Makers" forum to support women's industrial entrepreneurship and reinforce the AJBWC's role in establishing a sustainable industrial ecosystem for entrepreneurs. During the event, the AJBWC launched the "Takamul" initiative for women's industrial entrepreneurship. This initiative serves as an integrated industrial platform designed to transform creative ideas into innovative and sustainable industrial projects. It further aims to highlight the initiative's role in fostering cooperation and strategic partnerships between the AJBWC and various government and private entities dedicated to developing the industrial sector. The forum, held at the Fairmont Ajman Hotel, was attended by Eng. Aisha Khalfan Bin Badr Al Nuaimi, Vice Chairwoman of the AJBWC, alongside board members, officials from the Emirates Development Bank (EBD), government representatives, factory owners and managers from Ajman Chamber, and several businesswomen. Dr. Amna Khalifa Al Ali, Chairwoman of AJBWC, stated that the AJBWC prioritizes women's industrial entrepreneurship to empower project owners and enhance their contribution to industrial growth. This is achieved by facilitating access to financing and technical support, providing essential administrative and financial expertise, and expanding market reach through specialized exhibitions and marketing platforms, ultimately supporting the objectives of the Ajman Vision 2030. Eng. Aisha Khalfan Bin Badr Al Nuaimi explained that the launch of the "Takamul" initiative aligns with the AJBWC's broader efforts during the "Year of the Family 2026." The initiative seeks to promote economic and social stability for women and families by providing a sustainable platform for training and capacity building. At the conclusion of the forum, Eng. Aisha Khalfan Bin Badr Al Nuaimi honored the participants for their contributions.