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Empowering Young Women
Ambassadors for a Day join the British Embassy’s activities in Amman"
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PRESS RELEASE —Today, Sara Al Mousa, pursuing a Master's degree in Social Work Migration
and Refugees, and Tala Hasan Waleed Al Soud, pursuing a bachelor's degree in
Cyber Security, our two 'Ambassadors for a Day', joined us for engagement with schoolchildren, women in business, and women in
academia. اضافة اعلان
The British Ambassador Philip Hall and Deputy Head of Mission and Development Director Hazel Mowbray said:
“We are delighted to be joined by Sara and Tala as we focus on the challenges facing women in Jordan. They and the other inspirational women we met have told us how much progress Jordan is making, but also of the challenges around personal status, sexual harassment, transport and access to childcare. It has been a privilege to have Sara and Tala accompany our meetings today, provide a fresh perspective, and give us some ideas on what more we could be doing. International Women’s Day is an opportunity to think big about how much more is possible.”
Sara said: “I welcome this opportunity to advocate for a society free of discrimination, where women and girls enjoy full human rights and equal opportunities. I learned more about the importance of the National Strategy for Women in Jordan and the British Embassy’s Gender and Inclusion Strategy. I discussed the challenges faced by women and girls in Jordan and the UK. I met inspirational businesswomen and highlighted the importance of investing in women and girls in Jordan”.
Tala said: “I was honoured to join the British Embassy to meet women in business and diplomacy who have made a difference in their communities. The event at the Middle East University highlighted the remarkable accomplishments and valuable contributions of women academics in Jordan across various disciplines. I want to encourage young girls to become advocates for gender equality and women's rights. I hope this opportunity will help inspire inclusion and other young women to be leaders for life.
To commemorate the International Day of Women, the Embassy invited the two winners of the 'Ambassador for a Day' competition to participate in a program of events promoting engagement with schoolchildren, women in business, and women in academia.
Last year, The British Embassy in Amman launched a new initiative to give young women in Jordan the chance to experience diplomatic work first hand and join a network of female leaders to advocate for gender equality and social inclusion in Jordan.
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The British Ambassador Philip Hall and Deputy Head of Mission and Development Director Hazel Mowbray said:
“We are delighted to be joined by Sara and Tala as we focus on the challenges facing women in Jordan. They and the other inspirational women we met have told us how much progress Jordan is making, but also of the challenges around personal status, sexual harassment, transport and access to childcare. It has been a privilege to have Sara and Tala accompany our meetings today, provide a fresh perspective, and give us some ideas on what more we could be doing. International Women’s Day is an opportunity to think big about how much more is possible.”
Sara said: “I welcome this opportunity to advocate for a society free of discrimination, where women and girls enjoy full human rights and equal opportunities. I learned more about the importance of the National Strategy for Women in Jordan and the British Embassy’s Gender and Inclusion Strategy. I discussed the challenges faced by women and girls in Jordan and the UK. I met inspirational businesswomen and highlighted the importance of investing in women and girls in Jordan”.
Tala said: “I was honoured to join the British Embassy to meet women in business and diplomacy who have made a difference in their communities. The event at the Middle East University highlighted the remarkable accomplishments and valuable contributions of women academics in Jordan across various disciplines. I want to encourage young girls to become advocates for gender equality and women's rights. I hope this opportunity will help inspire inclusion and other young women to be leaders for life.
To commemorate the International Day of Women, the Embassy invited the two winners of the 'Ambassador for a Day' competition to participate in a program of events promoting engagement with schoolchildren, women in business, and women in academia.
Last year, The British Embassy in Amman launched a new initiative to give young women in Jordan the chance to experience diplomatic work first hand and join a network of female leaders to advocate for gender equality and social inclusion in Jordan.
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This press release is not produced by Jordan News. We do not bear responsibility for its content. In case you have any questions about this press release, please refer to the contact person/entity mentioned in the body of the text.
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