Female power united! Cooperation started in Ha Tinh and Thai Nguyen

Female power united! Cooperation started in Ha Tinh and Thai Nguyen

In a significant step towards promoting the role of women in the economy, the Ha Tinh Provincial Women's Union and the Thai Nguyen Provincial Women Entrepreneurs' Association have launched a collaboration. At a working meeting between both institutions, not only successes and challenges were exchanged, but also a declaration of intent for cooperation was signed. This initiative aims to strengthen regional connectivity and increase women's economic participation in Vietnam, such as vietnam.vn reported.

The signing ceremony, which took place in the presence of Ms. Tran Kim Dung, Vice President of the Women's Union of Thai Nguyen Province, and Ms. Nguyen Thi Le Ha, President of the Women's Union of Ha Tinh Province, represents an important step in the cooperation. The President of the Ha Tinh Women Entrepreneurs Association, Ms. Le Thi Nhu Thuy, thanked for the warm welcome and emphasized the commitment to implement the agreed content. The delegation also visited agricultural business models from members of the Thai Nguyen Provincial Women Entrepreneurs Association.

Promoting women in business

The current collaboration fits into a global trend that sees the empowerment of women in business as a strategic imperative. Various companies show that equality for women brings economic and social benefits. Companies benefit from greater diversity as it helps reduce poverty and promote economic growth, such as wirtschaft-entwicklung.de highlights.

In addition, studies show that companies with more diversity are not only more innovative, but also more successful. Implementing gender strategies can reduce turnover and increase employee satisfaction. 53 women lead the 500 largest companies in the USA, which underlines the importance of female managers for company success.

Global Initiatives for Women

The AWE initiative supports networks and projects that strengthen women in business. Private companies play a crucial role by initiating programs to empower women and mobilizing financial resources. The 2X Challenge, for example, has mobilized $3 billion to promote women's economic empowerment. The BMZ also sets quotas for gender-equitable projects in developing countries and supports various programs from which numerous women have already benefited.

The new partnership between Ha Tinh and Thai Nguyen not only aims to promote exchange, but also to promote the creation of support structures for female entrepreneurs. These synergistic effects could pave the way for sustainable development and greater economic empowerment for women in Vietnam.