Montashlu: The National Conference of the Kurdish Woman Will Be Held on 3 Aban in Sanandaj

Sanandaj – The Executive Secretary of the National Conference of the Kurdish Woman announced that the event will be held from 8:30 a.m. until noon on 3 Aban. He added that selected papers will also be presented at the conference.

According to the Mehr reporter, Ali Mohsen Mantishlo said in the coordination and planning meeting of the National Kurdish Women's Conference in Sanandaj on Tuesday afternoon: The proper holding of this national event requires the participation of all institutions and the use of the executive, cultural and media capacities of the province.

Referring to the efforts made for the preparation of the conference, he added: Despite continuous follow-ups, the secretariat needs the cooperation of the responsible agencies to provide a part of the executive needs in order to provide the proper hosting of the guests and the proper holding of the program.

The executive secretary of the National Kurdish Women's Conference, stating that about 100 guests from outside the province are expected to attend this event, called for the cooperation of the executive institutions in allocating the capacity of the organizational guesthouses and providing suitable conditions for their accommodation.

Menteshlo also found it necessary to provide five cars with a driver to transport guests and carry out executive work on the day before the conference and on the day of its holding, and emphasized the need to coordinate related devices in this regard.

He listed the establishment of an ambulance by the Red Crescent community or emergency as one of the other needs of the conference and requested the cooperation of Sanandaj Municipality to clean and prepare the surrounding environment of Fajr Art Cultural Complex as a venue for the program.

The need for extensive information and environmental advertising

Emphasizing the role of information in introducing this event, the Executive Secretary of the National Kurdish Women's Conference called for the participation of the public relations of the executive bodies in advertising and news coverage before, during and after the conference.

Mantishlo added: Using the capacity of city televisions, municipal advertising structures and installing banners at the entrance of offices can help to spread more information about the conference.

Pointing to the importance of the presence of influential figures in this event, he asked the officials present in the meeting to cooperate in inviting educated women, elites, families of martyrs and other groups related to the topic of the conference.

The executive secretary of the National Kurdish Women's Conference also emphasized the need to use the capacity of the Kurdistan Central Radio and Television, neighboring provincial networks and national media to cover this event.

Pointing to the increase in administrative and logistical costs, Mantishlo said: the budget of the conference was estimated at five billion tomans before the increase in costs, but considering the existing conditions, the secretariat has tried to manage the anticipated resources by removing some side costs.

Appreciating the efforts of Hojjat-ul-Islam Abdul Maliki and members of the secretariat for the preparation of this program, he requested the support of the responsible institutions in providing the necessary funds and facilities.

The Executive Secretary of the National Kurdish Women's Conference further considered security and traffic management of the routes leading to the venue, including the entry routes for guests from neighboring provinces and the routes within the city of Sanandaj, as other issues that require coordination.

At the end, Mentishlo announced: This conference on the third of November will start at 8:30 in the morning and will continue until noon prayer. In this program, in addition to lectures, selected articles are also presented, and the possibility of the presence of guests from neighboring provinces is also foreseen.