Four Women Leaders Elected as Vice Presidents of the World Journalists Federation
WJF:
In a remarkable stride towards inclusive leadership and gender representation, the World Journalists Federation (WJF) has announced the election of four women as newly appointed Vice Presidents. This historic move signifies a strong commitment to empowering women in media leadership roles across the globe.
The newly elected Vice Presidents represent diverse backgrounds and nations, bringing a rich blend of experience and perspectives to the federation:
- Asel Omurakunova from Kyrgyzstan
- Fungai Lupanda from Zimbabwe
- Bal Kumari Adhikari (Bala Adhikari) from Nepal
- Iffat Rauf from Pakistan
These distinguished leaders have long-standing records in journalism and media advocacy, and their election marks a pivotal moment in promoting diversity and equality within the WJF.
The World Journalists Federation extended its heartfelt congratulations to the newly elected officials through a formal announcement, celebrating their achievements and looking forward to the impactful contributions they are expected to make in their new roles.
This development is seen as a step forward in creating a more balanced and representative leadership structure within global media institutions, encouraging more women journalists to step into leadership positions
