Baghdad / Nina / Report.. Youssef Salman: In conjunction with the activities of International Women’s Day, the capital, Baghdad, hosted the Women’s Day dialogue sessions entitled “Women… Work and Influence,” which were organized by the Laylan Foundation for Democracy in partnership with the Excellence Foundation for Young Entrepreneurs, the Tamkeen Organization for Development, and the Dr. Cube Platform. For Education and Development,” in the presence of governmental and parliamentary figures, representatives of diplomatic missions, international organizations, civil institutions concerned with women, and active community figures.
The Prime Minister’s Advisor for Women’s Affairs, Ela Talabani, said in a statement to the correspondent of the National Iraqi News Agency: Nina /, “These dialogue sessions focused on two main axes, the first of which is “entrepreneurship” because there are creative women who need to highlight their abilities and support their work.”
She added, “The other axis is women’s content in the world of social media, in light of the rapid developments and digital openness and the extent of the reflection and effects of “purposeful content and low content” on the role of women and on the Iraqi societal fabric in general. We also discussed the legal aspects of blackmail operations and the phenomenon of electronic blackmail in the presence of a captain. Iraqi lawyers and members of the Bar Association Council.”
Talabani, who is the president of the Leylan Foundation for Democracy, said, “We are keen to maintain the momentum of the presence of government and parliamentary parties and representatives of diplomatic missions and international organizations for such activities, meetings and open dialogue sessions that discuss women’s issues and their creative achievements, to inform the representatives of these bodies of bright aspects and real success stories about the work of Iraqi women and institutions.” “Civil Affairs Concerned with Women.”
The dialogue sessions included an introductory seminar on the business strategies of the partner institutions, then a special session entitled “Women, Economy and Entrepreneurship”, with the participation of female entrepreneurs “Dalia Al-Abdali, trainer Reem Al-Abdali, international fashion designer Jinan Ahmed and pharmacist Reem Sami”, in addition to another dialogue session entitled “ “Women and content creation,” with the participation of “content creator Shams Talaat, Cube platform representative Sarah Al-Rubaie, and legal professional Nawal Fajjah.” Another group of women entrepreneurs and content creators was also honored in appreciation of their role and creative achievement./End 5
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