On May 31, in Sheikh Zayed, over 3,000 women will gather at Majjarah for the first-ever Daleela Women’s Health Summit — a one-day public event dedicated to honest, raw conversations about women’s health.
Hosted by Daleela, the AI-powered health app designed for Arab women, the summit fosters honest talk. It’s an open space for women to learn, ask, and connect.
Experts Who Tell the Truth
The speaker list is packed with OB/GYNs, fertility specialists, psychiatrists, doulas, lactation consultants, and movement coaches — all Arab, all ready to speak plainly. They’ll cover topics many women still struggle with. Birth trauma, postpartum care, motherhood, skincare & cycle syncing, intimacy, cultural shame and FGM.
The summit is more than talks. It’s movement classes. Breathwork. Emotional release. It’s the physical and mental reset most women don’t realize they need. It’s not about fixing your body.
The App Behind the Movement
Behind the summit is Daleela, a platform redefining what women’s health looks like in the Arab world. Co-founded by Nour Emam of Motherbeing, the app gives users direct access to culturally sensitive, science-backed care. It’s smart, simple, and made for women who are tired of being dismissed.
One Day, Lasting Change
This summit is Daleela going offline — bringing its values to life, in one packed, powerful day. There will be media, but the focus isn’t on hype. It’s on healing. And on the quiet but radical idea that women’s health doesn’t need to be dressed up, watered down, or hidden behind closed doors.
Come As You Are
For once, women are being invited to show up as they are. To ask what they’ve been too afraid to ask. To speak in full voice. Daleela isn’t promising all the answers. It’s giving women space to finally ask better questions. And sometimes, that’s where everything starts.