Lasbela, : In a momentous collaboration, the Ministry of Information Government of Balochistan, and Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Funds(PPF) join hands to host the Lasbela Women Empowerment Summit, a beacon of change aimed at uplifting women across diverse fields. The summit, organized by Information Ministry and PPF, has garnered significant attention for its commitment to fostering inspiration and progress among women in the region.
Held in Uthal, Lasbela, the summit witnessed the presence of distinguished guests, with Mr. Naeem Umrani, ADC (R) District Lasbela, gracing the occasion as the Chief Guest. Mr. Umrani, in his address, applauded the impactful strides taken towards women empowerment, emphasizing the importance of collaborative efforts to bring about positive change. He also distributed prizes, certificates and shields.
The summit, held under the theme “Empowering Change,” provided a platform for women to engage in meaningful discussions, share experiences, and gain insights from prominent figures in various fields. Workshops, panel discussions, and interactive sessions were designed to address challenges and opportunities, encouraging women to excel in their respective domains.
The Balochistan Government’s commitment to supporting initiatives that empower women was evident throughout the summit. The Information Ministry and PPF played pivotal roles in ensuring the success of this collaborative effort, reflecting a shared vision for a more inclusive and progressive society.
Notable highlights of the summit included discussions on entrepreneurship, education, healthcare, and technology, showcasing the multifaceted nature of women’s contributions to society. Attendees were inspired by success stories, fostering a sense of unity and determination to overcome obstacles.
As the Lasbela Women Empowerment Summit concludes, the organizers express gratitude to all participants, sponsors, and contributors who made this event a resounding success. The momentum generated during the summit is expected to leave a lasting impact on the empowerment landscape in Lasbela and beyond.
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