Breaking Barriers with ‘Empower Her Digital Tech Summit’ To Support Women In Tech
The EmpowerHER Digital Tech Summit, co-organized by UN Women Pakistan and the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), spotlighted the transformative potential of digital skills for women’s economic empowerment. Held under the KOICA-funded Digital Transformation for Women’s Economic Empowerment (D4WEE) project, the summit brought together thought leaders, innovators, and young women to address the gender gap in the digital economy.
Bridging the Digital Divide
The summit emphasized actionable strategies to empower women in the technology sector. “This Summit serves as a catalyst for change,” said Jamshed Kazi, Country Representative Designate, UN Women Pakistan. “Through collective action, we aim to ensure that young women are not just participants in the digital economy but leaders and innovators.”
Highlights from the Summit
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Inspiring Panel Discussions
The ‘Digital Divas’ Panel featured female tech pioneers like Nadia Patel Gangjee, Faiza Yousuf, and Sadaffe Abid. Discussions covered leveraging e-commerce, overcoming gender barriers, and thriving in digital spaces.
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Student Digitalisation Showcase
Teams from six universities presented innovative projects, with top winners receiving awards and certificates.
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Digital Career Fair
Leading tech companies and startups showcased career opportunities, fostering direct engagement with aspiring women technologists.
Driving Collective Action
The event concluded with a powerful Call to Action session, emphasizing the need for inclusive pathways in technology. “To bridge the gender gap in digital spaces, we must create pathways for young women to become not only users of technology but also its designers and leaders,” urged the UN Women Country Representative.
A Broader Impact
Aligned with the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign, the summit highlighted how economic empowerment can combat gender-based violence. Shaza Fatima Khwaja, Minister of State for IT, remarked, “By empowering women to embrace technology, we are fostering national growth.”
Join the Movement
The D4WEE project continues its mission across major cities in Pakistan, aiming to equip women aged 18-35 with the skills, mentorship, and opportunities to lead in the tech sector.
Let’s take action today to ensure a digital future that is inclusive, innovative, and empowering for all.
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