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NATO OFFICIAL IMPRESSED BY ARMENIAN FEMALE CADETS
April 3, 2015 14:58
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Yerevan /Mediamax/. NATO Secretary General's Special Representative
for Women, Peace and Security Marriet Schuurman has said in Yerevan
today that the Alliance is going to deepen cooperation with Armenia.
"I am impressed by how Armenia tries to ensure gender equality on
political, managerial and civil society levels. I was happy to see
the cooperation and debate of all the interested structures around
the topic on how to ensure gender equality especially in peace and
security issues", said Marriet Schuurman at the Information Center
on NATO in Armenia today.
The NATO Secretary General's Special Representative has noted that
it's her first visit to Armenia and it is aimed at gaining general
knowledge on Armenia's expertise and challenges in terms of ensuring
women's engagement in security and peace building.
"As far as preventing and settling conflicts is concerned, women
and men should be equally engaged. It's impossible to build peace
without taking into account the opinion of half of the population",
noted Marriet Schuurman.
The Special Representative has held meetings on these topics at the
Armenian Foreign Ministry and Defense Ministry and has spoken to
civil society representatives.
Marriet Schuurman was especially impressed with her meetings with
female students of the Military Institute after Vazgen Sargsyan and
female associates of the Armenian Defense Ministry.
"I am extremely impressed with my meetings with these women. They
are devoted to security and peace-building both in Armenia and on the
global scale. We should ensure all the necessary conditions so as these
women could fully realize their potential", noted Marriet Schuurman.
The NATO Secretary General's Special Representative has noted that
the Armenian governmental structures and civil society representatives
are working in a quite coordinated manner to ensure gender equality.
http://www.mediamax.am/en/news/society/13737/#sthash.nEonM2Zu.dpuf
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
April 3, 2015 14:58
Photo: Mediamax
Yerevan /Mediamax/. NATO Secretary General's Special Representative
for Women, Peace and Security Marriet Schuurman has said in Yerevan
today that the Alliance is going to deepen cooperation with Armenia.
"I am impressed by how Armenia tries to ensure gender equality on
political, managerial and civil society levels. I was happy to see
the cooperation and debate of all the interested structures around
the topic on how to ensure gender equality especially in peace and
security issues", said Marriet Schuurman at the Information Center
on NATO in Armenia today.
The NATO Secretary General's Special Representative has noted that
it's her first visit to Armenia and it is aimed at gaining general
knowledge on Armenia's expertise and challenges in terms of ensuring
women's engagement in security and peace building.
"As far as preventing and settling conflicts is concerned, women
and men should be equally engaged. It's impossible to build peace
without taking into account the opinion of half of the population",
noted Marriet Schuurman.
The Special Representative has held meetings on these topics at the
Armenian Foreign Ministry and Defense Ministry and has spoken to
civil society representatives.
Marriet Schuurman was especially impressed with her meetings with
female students of the Military Institute after Vazgen Sargsyan and
female associates of the Armenian Defense Ministry.
"I am extremely impressed with my meetings with these women. They
are devoted to security and peace-building both in Armenia and on the
global scale. We should ensure all the necessary conditions so as these
women could fully realize their potential", noted Marriet Schuurman.
The NATO Secretary General's Special Representative has noted that
the Armenian governmental structures and civil society representatives
are working in a quite coordinated manner to ensure gender equality.
http://www.mediamax.am/en/news/society/13737/#sthash.nEonM2Zu.dpuf
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress