In the midst of the presence of more
than 200 participants from various countries of the AU and UN.
The women of the United Nations and
the representation of several leading women of African non-governmental
organizations and the diaspora of African institutions. The Sadr participated
in the
High level Summit of the leadership
African women Forum, which takes place from 24 to 26 April 2018
at the headquarters of the African
Union in Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital, organized by the African Union
Commission (AUC) and the background of women of United Nations (UN) and the
Government of the Federal Republic
of Germany.
During the three-day discussions
focused on the pursuit of business objectives
The network is part of the
implementation of the 2063 of the AU agenda and the agenda of the United
Nations of the United Nations by the year 2030 to achieve gender equality and
the empowerment of women
and girls in various fields of
political, social, economic, and security.
In this context, four areas were
identified: women's participation in politics
Good governance, peace and security,
rural women, young women and communication and social networks. The meeting
also focused on the problems of structure and tasks
competences related to the network
at the continental, regional and national level.
In addition to emphasize the theme
of promotion and work in the media and the defense of the network to ensure
that its work is facilitated at all levels within the framework of an action
plan for the implementation of
Strategy and roadmap well defined
and consistent with the objectives of the agenda of the ITU, African Agenda for
the year 2063 and the 2030 Agenda of the United Nations on equality between
Genus.
At the end of the meetings, the
meeting adopted a final declaration containing the most important
recommendations
To activate the network as soon as
possible and to ask States and Governments to facilitate the work of the
Network at national, regional and
continental level.
The network of African women leaders
was established at the headquarters of the Federation
African headquarters, new York, from
31 May to 2 June 2017, under the direction of the President of the Commission
of the African Union, Musa Faqih Mohammed and Amina Mohammed
Vice General of the United Nations,
in the presence of more than 100 women prominent leaders from African countries
representing various political, social and cultural sectors, including heads of
state, Vice-Presidents, former members of parliament, ex Prime ministers and
former party leaders, heads of government representatives from the private
sector and representatives of civil society, young women and rural women. The
Leadership Network has been Established as African women outside the United
Nations Seminar on equality and empowerment, women organized by the Women's
section of the United Nations, where it was the most important.
Its results are the launching of the
African Women's Leadership network, as a new initiative that seeks to
Create a common space for African
women to exchange leadership experiences and lessons
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