The ninth ministerial conference under the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) on women’s issues began today, focusing on the urgent need for women’s empowerment in social, economic, and political sectors in member countries.
This two-day event was held in Islamabad, including ministers of women’s and family affairs, senior government officials, and representatives of OIC institutions. Participants also include delegations from international organizations and development partners. The conference aims to address current obstacles and formulate strategies for women’s empowerment in the Islamic world.
Pakistan, hosting this important meeting, will lead the discussions and collaborate with OIC member countries. The goal is to promote mutual consultation and consensus to strengthen collective efforts to advance the role of women in Islamic societies.
The theme, “Challenges and Future Strategies for Social, Economic, and Political Empowerment of Women in OIC Member Countries,” highlights the importance of this initiative. It emphasizes the need for strategic planning and unity among member countries to effectively address gender issues.
Experts and officials will deliberate on various aspects of women’s empowerment, exchanging insights and experiences to shape practical outcomes. It is expected that the conference will result in concrete proposals to improve the status of women in OIC countries.