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Saudi G20 women’s group rep calls for ‘gender-equitable’ COVID-19 recovery

Saudi G20 women’s group rep calls for ‘gender-equitable’ COVID-19 recovery

  • Al-Rashid pointed out that it was important to recognize the “gendered” impact of the COVID-19 pandemic
  • Al-Rashid said there was a lack of female participation in government initiatives to address COVID-19
By ONE CARLO DIAZ ·
W20 stresses importance of gender inclusivity across G20 groups

W20 stresses importance of gender inclusivity across G20 groups

By Lojien Ben Gassem ·
Saudi W20 presidency ‘extraordinary,’ says Australia head

Saudi W20 presidency ‘extraordinary,’ says Australia head

By Lojien Ben Gassem ·
Women’s discussion forum calls for more female inclusivity in G20 policies

Women’s discussion forum calls for more female inclusivity in G20 policies

By ASEEL BASHRAHEEL ·
G20 foreign ministers’ commitment to inclusion of women in finance welcomed

G20 foreign ministers’ commitment to inclusion of women in finance welcomed

By Arab News ·

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