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Legal challenges women entrepreneurs face around the world Women’s Entrepreneurship Day is a day on which the work of women entrepreneurs is observed and discussed, held on November 19 each year to raise awareness about the problems women facing in entrepreneurship ecosystem. Because only with creating awareness, we can have a world in which we don’t need a special day for women entrepreneurs any more. Confidence is an essential part of prosperity and growth. When a woman leads, others follow. More women are starting businesses, but they still face challenges operating their businesses. The number of women entrepreneurs is on the rise. Regardless of the positive outcomes, women are struggling to survive in the business environment given the challenges they face.

The Kuwaiti lawyer: Areej Abdel Rahman Hamada has earned her international ranking by IFLR as a prominent lawyer of 2020

Women are a force for change – in the United States and throughout the world – in both politics and business

As we entered into Jan. 1st, 2020, Foreign Investment Law (“FIL”) officially replaced Law of Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprises, Law of Chinese-Foreign Equity Joint Ventures and Law and Law of Chinese-Foreign Contractual Joint Ventures (the “Old Three Laws”)

Hazel Herrington is a remarkable Corporate Business Consultant, Business Advisor, Leadership Coach, Celebrity Interviewer, Global Brand Ambassador

Kuwaiti businesses (and individuals) who trade/invest, or wish to trade in Europe, may be concerned by the United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union on the 31st of January, 2020.