Tokyo [Japan], November 2 (ANI/WAM): The UAE-Japan Friendship Committee for Women Career Development (FCW) not too long ago held its seventeenth discussion board in Tokyo to debate methods to advertise variety and sustainability within the power trade.
The occasion was held below the patronage of Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak, the “Mother of the Nation,” Chairwoman of the General Women’s Union (GWU), President of the Supreme Council for Motherhood and Childhood, and Supreme Chairwoman of the Family Development Foundation (FDF).
The occasion was attended by Maitha Salem Al Shamsi, Minister of State, Tsuyoshi Nakai, Executive Director of JCCP, ADNOC senior management, and delegates of power corporations from the UAE, Japan and different Asian and Gulf nations.
During her tackle, Al Shamsi conveyed the greetings of Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak. She expressed her continued help for holding these boards to cement the bilateral relationship between the UAE and Japan; progress ladies’s empowerment; and help their profession growth.
“I am confident that your participation today will enable you to formulate visions leading towards solutions for important challenges in the field of renewable energy and addressing the climate change dilemma. As a result, women will be able to positively participate in creating a better future for humanity in the field of environment and conservation of energy resources, and to better enhance their contributions and develop required research for the industry,” she stated.
During the programme, Tayba Al Hashemi, ADNOC Offshore CEO, gave a keynote speech and delegates from ADNOC joined their counterparts from different power corporations to debate the significance of variety and inclusion in driving innovation and collaboration to allow a extra sustainable power system.
Tayba Al Hashemi stated, “The UAE-Japan Friendship Committee for Women Career Development provides an important platform to empower women to play more prominent roles in enabling sustainable progress for our nations as we work towards a lower-carbon future. At ADNOC, women are playing leading roles across our operations and enabling us to responsibly provide energy to the world, and we will continue to prioritise women empowerment as we transform, decarbonise and future-proof our business.”Through the FCW, extra boards and workshops might be held, bringing collectively trade leaders to deal with the trade challenges collectively and speed up the options wanted for the power trade of their respective organisations.
Thanks to Sheikha Fatima’s imaginative and prescient for girls’s empowerment, such tailor-made initiatives and programmes are established to progress females within the power trade. Both UAE and Japanese attendees and members expressed their gratitude to Sheikha Fatima for her steady help and dedication to gender equality.
Since 2015, ADNOC and Japan Cooperation Centre, Petroleum (JCCP) have collaborated to host the boards within the UAE and Japan. Both corporations have not too long ago renewed this partnership which is highlighting the essential contributions of girls throughout the power trade. (ANI/WAM)