The First Lady of Mozambique, Gueta Chapo, will inaugurate Women’s Month on March 3, at the Joaquim Chissano International Conference Centre in Maputo. The month will focus on promoting women’s rights and eradicating violence against women, celebrating key dates including Women’s Detachment Day, International Women’s Day, and Mozambican Women’s Day. The events will gather government officials and civil society partners to advocate for gender equality.
On March 3, Gueta Chapo, First Lady of Mozambique and spouse to the President, will preside over the official inauguration of Women’s Month at the Joaquim Chissano International Conference Centre in Maputo. This significant event will feature various sociocultural activities focusing on lectures and discussions aimed at enhancing public awareness of women’s rights and working towards the elimination of violence and societal injustices faced by women.
Women’s Month serves to commemorate important events such as March 4, designated as Women’s Detachment Day, March 8, which is recognized globally as International Women’s Day, and April 7, celebrated as Mozambican Women’s Day. The theme for this year’s celebrations is “50 Years Empowering Women, Building Gender Equality,” highlighting the ongoing commitment to advancing women’s rights in the country.
The launch will be attended by government officials, representatives from civil society, and partners dedicated to the advocacy and promotion of the rights of women and girls in Mozambique. This gathering reflects a collaborative effort to drive progress and foster a supportive environment for women’s empowerment.
In summary, the Women’s Month event, led by First Lady Gueta Chapo, aims to raise awareness and promote women’s rights while addressing the critical issues of violence against women. The occasion not only commemorates significant dates related to women but also emphasizes ongoing efforts for gender equality in Mozambique. Such initiatives are vital for fostering a society that respects and upholds the dignity and rights of women.
Original Source: clubofmozambique.com
