Women in leadership

Interior designer Rabab Abdelaty and civil society leader Samia Abou El Fotouh were among the leading honorees at the Second Arab Youth Leaders Forum, held at the headquarters of the …

Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri has entered Morocco’s political history as the first woman to be appointed Head of Government, marking a new chapter in women’s representation at the highest level …

The University of Tokyo has selected Professor Yoko Fujigaki, 64, as its next president, making her the first woman to lead the prestigious Japanese university. Fujigaki will begin her six-year …

When women hold leadership positions, societies become stronger, economies become more resilient, and outcomes improve for everyone. Yet equal representation in senior positions across public and private institutions remains far …

The German Navy has marked a historic milestone with the appointment of Ute Niklas as the first woman to command a German warship frigate. Her promotion reflects the gradual expansion …

A Recognition of More Than 25 Years of Professional Contributions Cape Breton University in Canada has awarded Dr. Rania Al-Mashat an honorary doctorate in recognition of more than 25 years …

Recognition for sustainability leadership is increasingly moving beyond corporate commitments and annual reports to acknowledge the people turning ambitious goals into measurable action. Among those recognized for this work is …

Women are emerging as strong contenders in the race to become the next United Nations Secretary-General, with the possibility of the organization appointing its first woman to the top post …

Engineer Amr El-Laithy, Governor of Aswan, congratulated Sanaa Suleiman following her appointment as Acting Rapporteur of the National Council for Women’s Aswan Branch by Counselor Amal Ammar, President of the …

Wafa bint Abdullah Al-Marzouqi has become the first Saudi woman to be appointed as a consul general, marking a notable development in the growing representation of Saudi women in the …