Women must move from beneficiaries to economic players, minister says at UNGA side event

Nigeria’s Minister of Women Affairs, Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, has called for stronger collaboration between government, businesses and development organisations to create pathways for women to participate more extensively in technology, artificial intelligence, financial services, clean energy and other high-value sectors. Sulaiman-Ibrahim

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