International Women’s Day Conference – Embracing Equity “Global Mindset” March 11, 2023, from the Netherlands.
They talked about the role that women play in the different spaces that were previously considered untouchable for them and that were only intended for men to be able to highlight the achievements they have achieved with effort and dedication.
Within the framework of the commemoration of International Women’s Day, which has been taking place worldwide, the event organised by the ProtocolToday Academy, an organization established in the Netherlands (The Hague) and Iberomericanas FHCI, was held today.
This organisation is dedicated to training and sharing knowledge of protocol, etiquette, diplomatic skills, and other issues related to the personal and business growth of women, who, day by day, overcome challenges within a society that is still unequal in terms of gender.
The conference was called “EMBRACE EQUITY WITH A GLOBAL MIND” and was divided into two sessions; the first in English, where there were excellent participants of many carats and worth such as Stefanie Kasereca from the Republic of the Congo, a student of International Relations, Isabelle Niekrake from the Netherlands, Counselor for Economic Affairs of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Mexico, Adriana Flores from Holland, an expert in Protocol and Soft Skills, H.E. Irene Kasyanju of Tanzania, Ambassador of Tanzania.
Those who spoke on different topics related to the role of women in today’s world each focused on the particularities of their respective countries. However, they all reached a common denominator, where inequality still exists in the world of work was especially highlighted.
After 2 hours of presentations, the session in English ended, and a one-hour break was given to start the session in Spanish.
Session in Spanish
At noon the session began in Spanish, where there were a good number of attendees in addition to the live transmission by the prestigious radio station Kscad from Ecuador and TV COMPYME from Peru, who brought the incidents of the event to their respective listeners.
The ambassador of Panama in the Netherlands, H.E. Elizabeth Ward Neiman, was in charge of starting this event in Spanish; she highlighted, among other things, the role of women in the diplomatic sphere and the different actions that she has carried out throughout her professional life, in favour of the female gender.
It also had the participation of Dr Raquel Besudo from Mexico, President of the FHCI, who explained how her organisation is providing spaces so that Mexican artisans who do not have the opportunity to display their products can do so and highlighted the role they play in today’s women in society.
The journalist Mónica Muñoz from Mexico gave a magisterial talk on how her beginnings as a communicator were and what she had to do to adapt to technology to combine it with communication, in addition to encouraging women not to give up and more If they encounter obstacles, they must be overcome.
Gabriela Brouwer de Koning, an Argentine deputy, put her finger on the sore spot on the labour inequality gap that exists in Latin America and mainly in Argentina, where only 25% of the economically active female population has rights equal to those of men, and mentioned that the public policies that are dictated still do not cover the entire conglomerate that still has to stay at home to take care of the children and that function is not recognised.
The closure was in charge of Adriana Flores, Executive Director of ProtocolToday Academy, who, among other things, highlighted the potential and knowledge of the speakers who made known the realities of their respective countries and also expressed her gratitude to the organisations that were part of the event as media partners, strategic partner, golden sponsor and distinguished participants.
Undoubtedly, a class conference where it was possible to meet, feed and clear up doubts about what still needs to be achieved by gender to be on an equal footing in a globalised world that still minimises the value of women.
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