HP promotes the role of businesswomen in developing the global economy at the 9th Global Businesswomen and Leaders Forum

Top women decision makers across the globe from governments and business organizations, including ministers, ambassadors and foreign diplomats attended this forum to share their experiences and knowledge.

As a co-sponsor, HP had participated in the professional development of Middle East businesswomen to enable them to take part in the transformation of today's society through leadership. HP also participated in the Middle East Business Women and Leaders Achievement Awards, organized by Datamatix, to celebrate, together with distinguished winners and attendee's, the achievement of the forum that allowed businesswomen from different parts of the world to share their experience and gain the knowledge that would allow them to have a significant role in their societies.

HP Middle East awarded one of the distinguished businesswomen participating in the 9th Global Businesswomen and Leaders Forum with its stylish HP Pavilion dv6200 Special Edition White Notebook. Hala Z. Al Marri, Senior PR Coordinator, Dubai Business Women Council at Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry, who won HP dv6200, said that this notebook is the most suitable for businesswomen as it includes the latest technologies as well as a stylish look that reflects the modern look of today's businesswomen.

HP's new dv6200 Special Edition Notebook is designed to suit women's business needs and provide them with all the technologies they need to take part in leadership. It is tailored to meet the busy lifestyle of professional women looking for stylish, state of the art technology that not only looks great, but performs well too.

Elena Danici, Category Manager Consumer Products, PSG, HP Middle East, said: 'HP believes in the importance of bringing business and government women leaders and professionals face-to-face with global business trends and challenges in an environment that fosters knowledge building.

'Thus, this would enable businesswomen to become effective leaders for change and to transform the face of business and government organizations through their unique strengths as women professionals.'