Punjab CM Maryam Nawaz highlights women’s empowerment, IT skills and self-employment initiatives while addressing the OIC Women’s Conference in Islamabad.
Punjab CM Maryam Nawaz highlights women’s empowerment, IT skills and self-employment initiatives while addressing the OIC Women’s Conference in Islamabad. ISLAMABAD – Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz said the 'Apna Rozgar Programme' for women was her dream, aimed at empowering women through economic self-reliance.
Addressing the OIC Ministerial Conference on Women in Islamabad, she welcomed delegates from OIC member states, describing Pakistan as a peaceful and hospitable country and saying it was an honour to speak at the conference. Maryam Nawaz said Islam had laid down clear principles regarding women's rights, adding that empowering women was essential not only for their progress but also for the development of the entire nation.
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