
Security in the 21st Century: Women Leaders and Global Challenges
These leaders discuss how policies emphasizing individual human security must be integrated with more traditional approaches to state security. Panelists unveil their plans to cooperate across cultures, regions, religions, generations, forms of governments, and the public and private sectors to advocate for these policy changes. In conjunction with Women Leaders Intercultural Forum.
Participants:
Yang Lan, Chairperson of Sun Media Investment Holdings Ltd (Moderator)
Queen Rania Al-Abdullah, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Kim Campbell, Secretary General, Club of Madrid and former Prime Minister and former Minister of Defense, Canada
Syeda Sughra Imam, Member of the Provincial Assembly of Punjab, Pakistan
Sheikha Lubna al Qasimi, Minister of Economy, United Arab Emirates
Marcela del Mar Suazo, Minister of the National Institute for Women in Honduras
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Former Minister of Foreign Affairs and former Minister of Finance, Nigeria; former Vice President and Corporate Secretary, World Bank
Mary Robinson, President, Realizing Rights: The Ethical Globalization Initiative and Professor of Practice, Columbia University; former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights; former President of Ireland
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