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Equity and Empowerment participated in the Brussels Conference VIII under the theme “Supporting the Future of Syria and the Region,” represented by Executive Director Hiba Ezzideen.
The conference served as a platform for the voices of Syrians both within Syria and in refugee-hosting countries, emphasizing the need for a safe and sustainable solution in line with UN Resolution 2254.
The event included a dedicated day for dialogue with Syrian civil society, along with various side events and a cultural program. Numerous side events were organized by civil society organizations, participating countries, and international organizations.
Equity and Empowerment launched a side event during the conference to present and discuss the research it prepared in collaboration with the Arab Reform Initiative, with support from the European Union. The research is titled: “Alternative Roles for Syrian Women’s Political Participation at the Local Level.”
You can access the research via the link.
During the conference, Ms. Hiba Ezzideen delivered a speech highlighting the importance of the political process in resolving the Syrian crisis, stressing the need for fair and equitable participation of women. She emphasized their active role in the political process as essential for achieving sustainable peace and recovery.
Equity and Empowerment participated in the Brussels Conference VIII under the theme “Supporting the Future of Syria and the Region,” represented by Executive Director Hiba Ezzideen.
The conference served as a platform for the voices of Syrians both within Syria and in refugee-hosting countries, emphasizing the need for a safe and sustainable solution in line with UN Resolution 2254.
The event included a dedicated day for dialogue with Syrian civil society, along with various side events and a cultural program. Numerous side events were organized by civil society organizations, participating countries, and international organizations.
Equity and Empowerment launched a side event during the conference to present and discuss the research it prepared in collaboration with the Arab Reform Initiative, with support from the European Union. The research is titled: “Alternative Roles for Syrian Women’s Political Participation at the Local Level.”
You can access the research via the link.
During the conference, Ms. Hiba Ezzideen delivered a speech highlighting the importance of the political process in resolving the Syrian crisis, stressing the need for fair and equitable participation of women. She emphasized their active role in the political process as essential for achieving sustainable peace and recovery.
