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The United Nations emphasized that the graduates of the "Ruwadāt" program in Libya exemplify the essential leadership needed to bring about change in the country. The program, launched three years ago to support Libyan young women in becoming leaders and advocates for their communities, has so far empowered around 100 young women from various regions and has contributed to strengthening confidence and communication among women. Hannah Titié, the UN Secretary-General’s Special Representative, affirmed that the participation of youth and women is not optional but a fundamental pillar for building Libya’s future. She highlighted the importance of women’s role in supporting peace and development, despite the social and institutional challenges they face. Titié called for continued support and empowerment of this network of female leaders to establish strong institutions and achieve stability and sustainable development in Libya.
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