Pakistan is hosting the 9th OIC Ministerial Conference on Women in Islamabad, bringing together ministers and delegates from member states to discuss women’s socio-economic and political empowerment.
Islamabad is set to host the 9th Ministerial Conference on Women of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation on July 12–13, with delegations from OIC member states arriving in the federal capital ahead of the two-day summit.
Held under the theme “Socio-Economic and Political Empowerment of Women in the OIC Countries: Challenges and Way Forward,” the conference aims to strengthen cooperation among member states on policies that promote women’s rights, inclusion and sustainable development.
Ministers and Global Delegates to Attend
The conference will bring together ministers responsible for women and family affairs, senior government officials, representatives of OIC institutions, international organizations and development partners.
Participants are expected to exchange views on the challenges facing women across the Islamic world and discuss practical strategies to enhance their participation in economic, social and political life.
Focus on Women’s Empowerment
The agenda will cover key issues including women’s economic participation, education, leadership, entrepreneurship, social inclusion and policy reforms aimed at improving opportunities for women across OIC member countries.
The meeting is also expected to encourage greater collaboration among member states in developing initiatives that support gender-responsive policies and sustainable development.
Pakistan Hosts Key OIC Gathering
Hosting the ministerial conference underscores Pakistan’s role in facilitating dialogue within the OIC on issues affecting women and families across member states.
The outcomes of the conference are expected to contribute to future policy recommendations and strengthen cooperation on advancing women’s empowerment throughout the Islamic world.
