Matviyenko at Avaza dialogue Women, peace and compromise

Oct 7

Andreeva says a Russian delegation led by Valentina Matviyenko attends an international women's forum in Turkmenistan. She reports Matviyenko's views on more women taking leadership roles, combining family and business and nearly 6.5 million women entrepreneurs. In direct speech Matviyenko advocates dialogue and compromise on global issues and describes a transition to a multipolar world order. These are her policy views; no adopted law or final agreement is announced.

An international women's dialogue opens in Turkmenistan's Avaza tourist zone on women's role in maintaining peace and achieving sustainable development. DD India reports parliamentary and governmental delegations and discussion of equal-opportunity legal mechanisms, women's public-administration, economic, peacekeeping and international participation. No implemented legislation or final agreement is claimed. Vremya adds the Russian delegation led by Matviyenko, her views on women taking leadership roles and combining family/business, and the reported nearly 6.5 million women entrepreneurs in Russia. Her direct speech advocates dialogue and compromise and describes a transition to a multipolar world order. This is compatible participation and policy advocacy at the same dialogue, not an adopted law or final agreement.