Empowering Women International, an organization run by its president behind which every day is placed an assignment, a problem, a proverb that allows us to reflect within ourselves. Regularly despite COVID, it also organizes itself so that we can work on the issues that concern us, I say my very dear Amina, you should have been created and God created you. As an Honorary member of the EWI Sponsorship Committee, I made Empowering Women International my entity. I was seduced by the initiative and investment of these women from the diaspora, through this Link that Mrs. Lutumba Ndoy Amina was able to make so that specific reference heads can allow us to work on issues that Africa needs. These questions will make us touch on a problem that disturbs an entire community, a state, an entire continent. Through the work and development of these almost African questions, thought out by EWI, my commitment offers me the opportunity to support and work to find answers alongside women and men engaged internationally. Starting from these questions, we must touch on a problem that weighs down all of Africa today and which rests essentially on the shoulders of women, namely: - Children's education - The family economy - Family health - The future of Africa These themes challenge a group and particularly challenge women. Together, let's hammer home and maintain our achievements. Ngoné NDOYE
Ngoné NDOYE
Honorary Member of the Empowering Women International Sponsorship Committee
Women remain the foundation of our society and we must support their actions. I am convinced that the economic and social future of a country cannot be achieved without the voluntary intervention of resource people to guide, advise and direct as a mentor for the development of projects of communities of women and men who have the ambition to contribute to positive change in society. For my part, I was chosen by Mrs. Lutumba Ndoy Amina as a sponsor of her socio-economic activities, her associative initiatives through Les Parents Soulagés ASBL, Femme Noire Femme Africaine ONGD Congo and as an honorary member of the Empowering Women International Sponsorship Committee, in her fight and her desire to carry and repair social injustices to bring help to those who need it. It was a great joy to be associated with this beautiful human adventure, of sharing, giving and receiving. The action and commitment of the president reinforced my idea that this collaboration made sense and was managed very seriously. For several years, as a mentor, I am always happy to contribute to this beautiful social enterprise in Belgium and Africa. I am impressed by the actions and high-quality initiatives of Mrs. Amina LUTUMBA NDOY who I hope will be joined by women and men of good energy, determination and courage for a good success. For me, the greatest human endeavor is to bring together women and men for a common goal, that of contributing to building a better world. Mr. KEITA Cheick Ambassador of IHRC and WUSME
Son Excellente Monsieur l'Ambassadeur Cheick KEITA
IHRC Ambassador
Congolese and African women can participate in the development of society while respecting our cultures. They should be aware that category A "Women" exists simultaneously with category B "Men". Complementarity must therefore be respected. It is up to women to exploit and develop their potential. And it is up to men to consider women as human beings in their own right in order to travel together without quarreling. It is not about a battle but rather about being complementary. There is no superiority or inferiority complex but just a complementarity complex. Nicole NTUMBA BWATSHIA