The Leader highlighted the leadership roles played by businesswomen and their contributions locally and globally.
He stressed the importance of cooperation and exchange of technical information between Bahrain, India and other countries, which will help reduce government spending and improve the quality of services.
The Leader discussed opportunities for cooperation and technical support to help empower women and meet their requirements in the workplace and society, which aims to achieve the fifth goal of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
He reviewed the prominent programs and services provided by the Information and e-Government Authority to women in the Kingdom, which guarantee equal opportunities in all fields, in addition to the achievements of the Information and e-Government Authority in cooperation with the Supreme Council for Women, such as providing accurate data related to Bahrain. Women, achieving sustainable development goals and progress in health, education and other fields.
Al-Qaed said that the Information and eGovernment Authority is committed to including women’s needs in policy-making, service development, and other decision-making, to remove obstacles that they may face and create a level playing field that allows women to continue to succeed and remain partners. in national development.
The Information and eGovernment Authority said that it welcomes more cooperation with the private sector to support businesswomen in the Kingdom, help them achieve their investment goals, and develop publishing technologies that meet their needs.
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