“Tamakani” strengthens women's empowerment partnerships and supports their independence in Aqaba
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Al-Sumou Charity Association for Care and Entrepreneurship and the Farha Ladies Charity Association signed a partnership and cooperation agreement as part of the activities of the “Tamakani” project, which aims to support and empower women and girls and enhance their economic, legal, and psychological capabilities.
The agreement was signed under the patronage of the President of the General Union of Voluntary Societies, and in the presence of a number of representatives of civil society organizations and partner entities, emphasizing the importance of unifying efforts and exchanging experiences to serve women and enhance their opportunities for self-reliance.
The President of Al-Sumou Association, lawyer Nidaa Al-Shuwaikh, affirmed that economic empowerment represents a fundamental step toward enhancing women's independence and their ability to make decisions, stressing the importance of providing a safe and supportive environment for women.
For her part, the representative of the Farha Ladies Association, lawyer Ola Abu Huleil, emphasized the importance of the partnership within the framework of the “Tamakani” project, which contributes to reaching the largest number of women and providing quality programs that meet their needs.
The agreement comes within the “Tamakani” project's orientation to build sustainable partnerships that place women at the heart of development, and enhance their transition from receiving support to production, participation, and self-reliance.
