The First Lady of Guyana, Arya Ali, has called for greater inclusion of women in the maritime industry. Speaking at the inaugural Women in Maritime Association (WiMA) Guyana conference, she highlighted the importance of women’s participation in the sector and stressed the need for equal opportunities. The conference aimed to promote gender equality and empower women in the maritime industry.
Ali emphasized the significant contributions that women can make to the maritime sector, both economically and socially. She highlighted the need for more women to be involved in decision-making processes and leadership roles within the industry. Ali also expressed her support for initiatives that provide training and education for women in maritime-related fields.
The First Lady’s advocacy for greater inclusion of women in the maritime industry comes at a time when there is a growing recognition of the importance of gender equality and diversity in various sectors. By promoting women’s participation in the maritime industry, Guyana aims to harness the full potential of its workforce and create a more inclusive and equitable society. The WiMA conference serves as a platform to raise awareness and encourage dialogue on this issue, with the goal of driving positive change in the industry.
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