Andrea Ampelio Meli relator on summit "Women Empowerment and Leadership" in the MENA area
Under the high patronage of the Jordan Minister of Women's Affairs, in the presence of Leila Sharaf Senator and Former Information Minister (Jordan) in occasion of the conference "Women Empowerment and Leadership" in the MENA area, the organization invited Andrea Ampelio Meli as relator during the days of November, 26th and 27th.
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Under the high patronage of the Jordan Minister of Women's Affairs, in the presence of Leila Sharaf Senator and Former Information Minister (Jordan) in occasion of the conference "Women Empowerment and Leadership" in the MENA area, the organization invited Andrea Ampelio Meli as relator during the days of November, 26th and 27th.
His focus on how to improve self confidence, personal communication, and entrepreneurship skills by correctly approaching costume tradition on a global key communication.
How to preserve local identity, in maximum respect of cultural and religious tradition, with a view to become a global trustable business partner. Minister of Women's Affairs .
"On a historical context in fibrillation and in a geographic area (MENA i.e. Middle East and Northern Africa) in the eye of the storm on social-political point of view is of fundamental importance to send the correct messages, explicit and subliminal, to their stakeholders in order to allow mutual growth and fully sustainable.
In respect of cultural traditions, social and religious. Even more important, the debate becomes when you want to accelerate the process of integration of women in a geographic area where historically objective difficulties persist to their complete integration equality." States the Italian artist
"Empowerment and Leadership" two perfectly strong words, however as we associate these words to "Women" they become very weak. Women in the Middle East and North Africa region have lived under the shadows of their male counterparts or guardians for several years and are now finally getting the voice that they always needed to express themselves and show the world their capabilities of not just being homemakers but Business Partners too. Women today in the MENA region have made a place for themselves not only on boards of multinational companies and NGOs but are increasing emerging as philanthropists and role models who are capable of bringing in the social and mental change needed in the mind sets of people who have been underestimating their capabilities for centuries.