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Amman, July 18 (Petra) – The Independent Election Commission (IEC),
in cooperation with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, on Saturday
wrapped up the second phase of its leadership skills enhancement
program for Women in Political Parties.
The advanced three-day program targeted female leaders from various
political parties, and follows the first phase that was implemented
across the Kingdom’s regions in the past few months.
The program is part of IEC efforts to support and empower female
party leaders, enhance their leadership and organizational
capabilities, and contribute to the development of party work and the
consolidation of women’s political participation, in line with the
Kingdom’s political modernization efforts, the commission said in a
statement.
The program, presented by Tunisian expert Mohsen Marzouk, included
specialized training sessions on building a leadership mindset,
strategic planning and thinking, public speaking and media relations
skills, party membership and party leadership, and negotiation and
situation management skills.
It also featured practical applications and training demonstrations
designed to develop the participants’ ability to handle various
situations confidently and effectively.
Ahmed Abu Zeid, Registrar of Political Parties, presented
certificates to trainees, thanking Konrad Adenauer Foundation for its
support, and commending the participants’ commitment and engagement
throughout the training.
//Petra//SS