Islamabad: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Wednesday chaired a high-level meeting to review final preparations for the 9th OIC Ministerial Conference on Women, which Pakistan will host on July 12 and 13.
According to Beyond Time News, the meeting focused on security, logistics, protocol, media planning, and coordination among government institutions. Officials also reviewed the conference agenda and discussed ways to ensure the event is held smoothly.
The conference will bring together delegates from the 57 member states of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC). The event aims to promote cooperation on women’s empowerment, social inclusion, and sustainable development.
Final Preparations Enter Last Phase
The committee reviewed the draft programme and examined all key arrangements for the two-day conference.
Officials discussed security plans, accommodation, transportation, protocol, media coverage, and communication strategies. They also assessed inter-ministerial coordination to ensure every department completes its responsibilities before the conference begins.
According to Beyond Time News, the committee stressed the importance of completing all remaining work on time to guarantee a successful event.
Dar Calls for Strong Coordination
Ishaq Dar appreciated the progress made by the Ministry of Human Rights in preparing for the conference.
He instructed all ministries and departments to maintain close coordination and finish the remaining tasks without delay.
Dar said effective teamwork is essential to hosting an international conference of this scale. He urged officials to ensure every arrangement meets international standards.
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Conference to Focus on Women’s Development
The conference will provide a platform for OIC member states to discuss policies that support women across the Muslim world.
Delegates are expected to exchange views on education, economic participation, leadership, healthcare, digital inclusion, and sustainable development.
The gathering will also encourage member states to share successful initiatives and strengthen cooperation on issues affecting women.
Senior Officials Attend Review Meeting
The meeting was attended by several senior government officials, including:
- Azam Nazeer Tarar
- Shaza Fatima Khawaja
- Tariq Bajwa
- Amna Baloch
- Abdul Khaliq Shaikh
Other senior officials from relevant ministries also participated in the meeting.
Why the Conference Matters
The OIC Ministerial Conference on Women is one of the organization’s leading forums on women’s issues.
It gives member states an opportunity to strengthen cooperation, exchange ideas, and develop practical solutions for improving the lives of women across the Islamic world.
For Pakistan, hosting the conference highlights its active role within the OIC and its commitment to promoting dialogue on inclusive and sustainable development.
Conclusion
Pakistan has entered the final stage of preparations for the 9th OIC Ministerial Conference on Women. The review meeting chaired by Ishaq Dar focused on completing security, logistics, and organisational arrangements before delegates arrive. With preparations nearing completion, the government aims to host a successful conference that strengthens cooperation among OIC member states and advances the agenda for women’s empowerment.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will the OIC Ministerial Conference on Women take place?
The conference will be held in Pakistan on July 12 and 13.
Who chaired the review meeting?
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar chaired the sixth meeting of the High-Level Committee.
What were the main topics discussed?
Officials reviewed security, logistics, protocol, media planning, and coordination among government departments.
How many countries are expected to participate?
Representatives from the OIC’s 57 member states are expected to attend.
Why is the conference important?
The conference aims to strengthen cooperation among OIC countries on women’s empowerment, inclusion, education, and sustainable development.
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