Advocating for Women in Science and Technology
Former President John Mahama has passionately advocated for enhanced representation and opportunities for women in the science and technology sectors. Acknowledging the persistent underrepresentation of women in these vital fields, he has called for a transformative approach to create pathways for their success.
Speaking at the tenth anniversary celebration of the African Centres for Higher Education held at the Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra, Mahama emphasized that it is crucial for academic institutions to implement gender-inclusive policies. He stated, “We must expand opportunities for women to thrive in these disciplines,” highlighting the importance of fostering environments where women can excel.
As he shared his vision, Mahama underscored the need to champion gender equality in education and professional spheres, asserting that empowering women in science and technology not only benefits individuals but significantly contributes to societal advancement.
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His call to action resonates strongly in the quest for equality and representation, prompting stakeholders to reevaluate existing frameworks and prioritize the inclusion of women in challenging and rewarding fields.
By promoting initiatives that support women in science and technology, we can pave the way for a more equitable future, benefiting both the fields themselves and the community at large.
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