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Fathi al-Sayeh wrote that the first meeting of the Women ' s and Business Leaders ' Unit, chaired by Dr. Aber Essam al-Din, a member of the Board of Directors, had been announced by the Investment Society of 6 October, to lay the groundwork for its plan of action, which focused on empowering women in the investment sector and family and emerging companies and overcoming the obstacles faced by women and business leaders in the economy.
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