Brussels: Europe and the Arabs
The "Raedat" network organized on Saturday evening an international symposium on the occasion of International Women's Day, with the participation of specialized personalities from Europe, Canada and the Arab world. Personalities from Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Morocco and others, who are members of the Raedat Network, spoke about their experience in several fields and the gains they achieved. In the second axis, "Monitoring the Constraints", a discussion took place and the focus was on the family and the role of women, who are considered as a nucleus in society where they are cultivated. Good morals and clinging to beautiful values, especially moral values, as well as integration with the other. In conclusion, women have a responsibility and a message that they transmit from generation to generation.
The head of the network also referred in her statements to the discussion about the legal aspect, especially with regard to the political empowerment of women in society, and everyone agreed that women have not yet reached the goals they aspire to, and they still have a long struggle ahead of them to extract more rights in the legal and political field, and after she noted that The interventions were varied, and she added, "These interventions contributed to a successful symposium, and the conclusion was fruitful."
Regarding the organization "Ra'adat", which is based in Germany, Hafiza Berro said that it is a young organization founded in May of last year. It is an international network with branches in several countries, including the Netherlands, Belgium and France, for example in Europe, as well as in Canada and Arab countries, including Tunisia and Morocco. There will be new branches in other countries during the next stage, and she explained that the network includes specialists in several fields, and this means diversity in expertise. She also indicated that the network had previously participated last September in the activities of the Marrakesh conference in Morocco under the title "She is the peacemaker."
Hafiza said, "I myself participated in the conference to introduce the network and connect bridges between the Moroccans of the diaspora and the motherland, and to form a bridge of communication with activities and personalities from other countries that participated in the conference, including Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Jordan, Palestine, as well as from the Congo and other countries. There is a kind of communication with the women who attended the conference." A dialogue was held on women's participation in making and spreading peace.