![A photo of multi-ethnic businesswomen discussing. Arab Emirati women are in traditional abaya clothes and Caucasian female is in western dress. Professionals are at conference table, in brightly lit modern office discussing business cooperation. Dubai, United Arab Emirates.](https://thenational-the-national-prod.cdn.arcpublishing.com/resizer/v2/PJOBYYS6HBFJMDBE2PGKNX7WPU.jpg?smart=true&auth=c5e3b2bc7e762633b6740cf38ee474afa7adbd9de1b9ca79e123fa331f4f6bba&width=400&height=225)
According to a Labour Force Survey, Emirati women were found to be relatively more educated than their male counterparts. Getty Images
According to a Labour Force Survey, Emirati women were found to be relatively more educated than their male counterparts. Getty Images
How knowledge-based human capital can drive UAE’s diversification efforts
Recent structural reforms related to labour will help remove distortions in the market, attracting high-skilled professionals and investment
Aathira Prasad
29 November, 2020