Women leaders share lessons on gender gap and female empowerment at world summit


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Participants of the 2024 World Women Economic & Business Summit have the opportunity to learn from accomplished women leaders from around the world.

Exposure to women leaders can have great impact on children – especially girls – so that they'll be inspired to achieve great things with someone to emulate, says Yayasan Hasanah Malaysia managing director and trustee Siti Kamariah Ahmad Subki.

At the recent 2024 World Women Economic & Business Summit session, “Women in Social Impact: Creating Change and Making a Difference”, Siti Kamariah shares an incident that reminds her of the importance of early exposure.

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