ZMZ Events to hold ‘Women Expo’ as platform for women-related products, services
Mangaluru: ZMZ Events is launching Women Expo (WE), a series of exhibition and conference, with an intention of making Mangaluru a hub for business networks and exhibition.
The event is being organized following the grand success of Big Show India, ZMZ Events has said, in a press release.
The organizers have called the event a first-of-its-kind, adding that it is being held across the country, including places like Mangaluru, Kozhikode and Bengaluru, ‘to create a platform for products and services related to women under one roof featuring beauty, fashion, health and entrepreneurship’.
Rakshita Shetty, project manager of ZMZ Events, has said, “There is an increase in awareness among women in the country regarding health, beauty and fashion. Women Expo, with its theme ‘WE for Women – Reinvigorate Yourself’ would be an ideal one-stop platform to observe the trends in women’s beauty products, the latest skincare technology, fitness and fashion news from across the world.”
The exhibition will include a display of hundreds of brands, services and technology covering a vast range of products, related to colour cosmetics, skin, nail and hair care, make-up, perfumery, fragrance, personal care and toiletry. The latest equipment and machines used in not just beauty and hair salons but also medical, aesthetic, dermatology, spa and wellness centres would be displayed, said Shetty.
She added, “The expo will also focus on the modern and trending needs for the well-being of women, entrepreneurship, child, maternity and parenting.”
The project manager said that WE Talks conferences will be held in Kozhikode and Bengaluru, simultaneous to the expo, to get women achievers of various generations and at local, regional and international levels, to share their experiences and lessons in life. “It would be an inspiration for participants to understand the challenges faced by the speakers. It would also enhance and empower them to become advocates of change in their own lives and the lives of women everywhere,” said Shetty.
Mohammed Hussain, chairperson of ZMZ Events, said that women comprised 80 per cent of the company staff. “We strive to empower every member of ZMZ Events to take the initiative and lead in enhancing the portfolio of the company. It would also mould their career, opening future opportunities for them,” he explained.
The dates and venues of the expo, as mentioned in the press release of ZMZ Events, are as follows:
Mangaluru: TMA Pai Convention Centre – January 20-22, 2023
Kozhikode: August 19-20, 2023
Bengaluru: February 2024
For further information on the event, people are requested to log on to the website www.womenexpo.in or call on mobile phone number: +91 9148247561
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Indian missions in Gulf advise nationals to 'exercise utmost caution' after joint US-Israel strikes
Dubai (PTI): The Indian missions in UAE, Saudi Arabia and Jordan among other countries in the Gulf region on Saturday issued advisories for its citizens urging them to “exercise utmost caution” and follow advisories issued by local authorities diligently.
The advisories came hours after the US and Israel launched a joint attack on Iran.
In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the Indian Embassy at Abu Dhabi urged all Indian nationals in the country “to avoid unnecessary travel, take due care, remain vigilant, follow safety guidelines and advisories as and when issued by the UAE authorities and the Embassy.”
The Embassy of India, Abu Dhabi and the Consulate General in Dubai are continuing to function normally, it said in a post on X and also gave a Toll free number (800-46342) and a WhatsApp number (+971543090571) along with two email IDs (pbsk.dubai@mea.gov.in and ca.abudhabi@mea.gov.in) for Indian nationals there to contact in case of emergency.
The Embassy of India at Riyadh asked all Indian nationals in Saudi Arabia “to remain vigilant” and strictly adhere to the safety guidelines prevalent in the country.
In a post on X, it also asked them to “follow advisories issued by the local authorities and the Embassy,” and asserted that the Embassy of India, Riyadh and the Consulate in Jeddah are continuing to function normally and will issue updates and advisories as an when necessary.
The Embassy's post also provided emergency contact 24*7 helpline numbers: 00-966-11-4884697, 00-966-542126748 (Whatsapp only) and 800 247 1234 (Toll-Free), apart from email Id (cw.riyadha mea.gov.in).
The Indian Embassy in Jordan said in its advisory, “In view of the prevailing regional situation, all Indian nationals and tourists in Jordan are advised to exercise utmost caution, stay safe and follow advisories issued by local authorities diligently.”
The advisory, posted on the Embassy's social media channels, further advised all Indian tourists in Jordan to leave the country “immediately before operations of commercial flights get disrupted.”
The Indian Embassy in Jordan also gave a contact number (00962-770 422 276) in case of any exigency.
The Embassy of India in Bahrain too advised all Indian nationals in Bahrain to take due care, and “follow news and advisories as and when issued by the Embassy & local authorities.”
The Embassy said it is continuing to function “as usual” and also shared a 24×7 helpline number (00973-39418071) in view of the current regional situation.
The Representative Office of India to the State of Palestine at Ramallah advised all Indian nationals in Palestine “to remain vigilant” and observe locally advised safety and emergency procedures.
“Please exercise caution and avoid unnecessary movement,” it said in a post on X and gave contact details (+970592916418 or repoffice@mea.gov.in / cons.ramallah@mea.gov.in) in case of an emergency.
The joint US-Israel attack spread beyond Iran as its paramilitary launched drones and missiles targeting Israel. Bahrain said a missile attack targeted a US Navy fleet headquarters there while media reports said, quoting local witnesses, sirens and explosions could be heard in Kuwait, which is home to a base of US Army. Explosions could also be heard in Qatar.
Meanwhile, Iraq and the UAE said they have closed their airspace.
