Reform and renaissance organizes a political salon entitled "Empowering women politically to act to influence"

The Reform and Renaissance Party organized a political salon entitled: & LDQUO; Period Periodism Political: From Representation to Impact & RDQUO; And that evening on Tuesday 27 May 2025 at the party’s headquarters in the fifth assembly, in the presence of a group of women leaders and public figures. Prosper women leaders:

& nbsp; Dr. Amani Al -Badri & ndash; The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Women’s Leadership Forum in the Egyptian Youth Council, where she stressed the importance of the role of women in promoting democracy, and touched on the challenges they face in the economic side, calling for the provision of rehabilitation and support tools through financial inclusion and small projects.

& nbsp; & nbsp; The head of the African Women Club in Egypt, which stressed the need for economic empowerment before political empowerment, pointing to the importance of family stability as a basic condition for the leadership role of women, calling for coexistence with society in its various sects.

& nbsp; The Executive Director of the New Republic Foundation, which talked about the role of civil society as a real arm of the state in supporting women, indicated the need to highlight the success stories of the pioneers and address the negative mental image in the media.

& nbsp; Dr. Reem Qattan & ndash; The Acting Women’s Acting of the Reform and Renaissance Party, which highlighted the role of the parties in preparing women leaders, stressing the importance of continuous rehabilitation, especially in strategic files such as national security.

& nbsp; And challenges.

& nbsp; Dina Tawfiq & ndash; The Assistant Secretary of the Membership of the Reform and Renaissance Party, which emphasized the importance of coordination between all sides: the state, the parties, the civil society, and the media, to achieve a comprehensive vision that supports women and enables them politically and socially.

& nbsp; To qualify women in the arts of communication and leadership.