International Women’s Day: Celebrating Achievements and Promoting Gender Equality
International Women’s Day is celebrated on March 8 every year. It is committed to honoring women’s achievements and improving understanding of ongoing issues around gender equality. The day reflects on the social, economic, cultural and political world of women and women’s experiences, and serves as an opportunity to highlight the obstacles and challenges to full equality.
History of Development and Pioneering Movement
International Women’s Day started in the 20th century. It was first celebrated in Europe in 1911. A plan to achieve the goals and objectives of working towards women’s rights, improving the working environment, human rights and equal opportunities. Over time, International Women’s Day has become a celebration of every country in the world, treating it as an opportunity for dialogue and programs on gender issues, women’s universal movements and social reform.
Global importance of women’s contribution
Women play a major role in society of all kinds. See their leadership positions in the center of government and commerce, science and technology, as well as the creations that inspire women’s society. In many parts of the world, women’s socio-cultural, economic and political conditions are inflated, overcoming women’s defeat and contributing to social development.
Economic or the future and the way of the future
Considering the progress of women’s rights, there are even. By the year 2025, still working and basically maintaining the past parts of gender equality, aiming to empower women by giving new generations and better opportunities in the future.
