Women in leadership

The race to succeed United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres is gaining momentum ahead of the end of his second term on December 31, 2026. The next Secretary-General is expected to …

Sabrina Dallafior has made history as the first woman to lead the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, marking a significant milestone for women in international diplomacy and global …

For more than half a century, Iceland has pursued one of the most ambitious experiments in gender equality in the democratic world. Its objective was straightforward: reduce the dominance of …

Veteran Egyptian banking executive Nevine Kashmiry has announced her departure from The United Bank, bringing to a close a distinguished career at the lender as Deputy Chief Executive Officer and …

  Japan is once again confronting a long-standing constitutional and cultural debate as concerns grow over the future of the Imperial Family. With only a handful of eligible male heirs …

CAIRO — July 1, 2026 Counselor Hoda Eissa officially assumed office as President of Egypt’s Administrative Prosecution Authority after taking the constitutional oath before President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi on Tuesday. …

The Architects of Success: Egypt’s Top Female Leaders Chart a Career Roadmap for the Next Generation Cairo – July 1, 2026 On the sidelines of the “Masarak Le Bokra” (Your …

On the Sidelines of the “Masarak Le Bokra” Launch, Dr. Hala El-Said Defines Continuous Learning, Discipline, and Teamwork as the Pillars of a Successful Career Hala El-Said to Egypt’s Youth: …

Mapping the Future: Dina Abdel Fattah Launches “Masarak Le Bokra” to Empower Egypt’s Youth In a major step toward bridging the gap between academia and the professional world, the Top …

Egypt has achieved significant progress in advancing women’s empowerment over the past 13 years through a series of national reforms aimed at strengthening women’s participation across political, economic, educational, healthcare, …