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UAE pension laws build a more secure future for Emirati women, GPSSA says

From Gulf Today · () English

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  • The General Pension and Social Security Authority highlighted pension and social security protections available to working Emirati women.
  • GPSSA said the systems aim to strengthen financial stability and support women through different professional and personal stages.
  • The authority reported that 133,514 Emirati women are among its insured members.

The UAE’s pension and social security laws are designed to give Emirati women a more secure future, according to the General Pension and Social Security Authority.

As part of Emirati Women’s Month, GPSSA highlighted the protection available to working Emirati women through the country’s pension and social security systems. The authority said the framework addresses the different stages of women’s professional and personal lives while supporting their financial stability.

GPSSA described the empowerment of Emirati women as a key pillar of the UAE’s development strategy. It pointed to women’s participation across professional fields, their role in supporting families and their influence in their communities.

The authority’s data shows 133,514 Emirati women among the insured individuals registered with GPSSA. The figures were cited as evidence of women’s strong presence in the labour market.

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