The National Women's Council in Egypt recently hosted a comprehensive seminar on women's reproductive health in the Suez governorate. The event was part of the "Together with Awareness, We Protect Her" initiative, launched by the council under the auspices of Egyptian First Lady Anisat El-Sisi. The seminar was attended by prominent figures, including Hala El-Sabai, the council's representative in Suez, and Dalia Hamdi, general manager of the council's branches.
The seminar aimed to promote awareness about women's reproductive health and provide essential information on various life stages, including childhood, adolescence, marriage, and childbirth. The event featured presentations by experts, including Sahr Shaban, a health specialist and member of the council's Suez branch. The presentations covered topics such as breastfeeding, nutrition, and psychological changes during adolescence.
The seminar also addressed critical issues related to marriage and childbirth, including the importance of pre-marital counseling, population problems, and maternal care. The speakers emphasized the significance of family planning and discussed various methods of birth control. The event provided a platform for attendees to engage in discussions and ask questions on reproductive health.
In addition to reproductive health, the seminar touched on social protection issues, including violence against women and the risks associated with early marriage and female genital mutilation. The speakers aimed to raise awareness about these critical issues and promote a culture of respect and support for women's rights.
The "Together with Awareness, We Protect Her" initiative seeks to empower women economically and socially, while promoting community awareness about women's issues. The National Women's Council has been working to provide various services and activities to support women in Egypt, particularly in rural areas.
The seminar in Suez is part of a broader effort by the National Women's Council to promote women's empowerment and well-being across Egypt. The council's initiatives have been widely recognized for their impact on improving women's lives and promoting gender equality.
The event concluded with a call to action, emphasizing the importance of continued awareness-raising and education on reproductive health and women's rights. The National Women's Council is expected to continue its efforts to support women and promote community awareness about critical issues affecting women's lives.
Key points
- The seminar was part of the "Together with Awareness, We Protect Her" initiative, launched by the National Women's Council under the auspices of Egyptian First Lady Anisat El-Sisi.
