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In Jordan, Mazen Wahaifi, CEO of the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE), said that “the ASE have been hosting the Ring the Bell since 2016 to enhance awareness and draw attention to the crucial role the private sector can play in advancing gender equality to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. Leveraging off the WEPS, UN Women is supporting the alignment of key frameworks and metrics which seek to assess the qualitative and quantitative contributions towards gender equality.”Ĭoncurrently, during the Ring the Bell ceremony in Oman, Haitham bin Salem Al Salmi, CEO of Muscat Stock Exchange, said that “the Muscat Stock Exchange celebrates with various stock exchanges and capital bodies worldwide international women's day under the theme ' gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow', and this year's celebration comes as the first step in our initiatives on triple governance, diversity and inclusion.” Susanne Mikhail, Regional Director of UN Women for the Arab States, highlighted that “UN Women is partnering with the IFC and standard setting bodies such as the International Capital Markets Association (ICMA), the Global Impact Investors Network (GIIN), and other market standard setters to develop gender frameworks and guidelines that facilitate the issuance of gender lens investments in the commercial, sovereign and sub- sovereign space.

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The Ring the Bell ceremony in Tunisia was organized on the sidelines of the symposium 'The role of Arab women in achieving the SDGs: Current status and future prospects', which was organized by the Tunisian Professional Association of Banks and Financial Institutions and with the participation of the Union of Arab Banks and the International Finance Corporation (IFC). Ring the Bell for Gender Equality ceremony in Tunisia. Nargis Gamal, Chief Operating Officer of Bahrain Bourse and Head of the Gender Equality Committee said that “at Bahrain Bourse, we continue to support the integration of Bahraini women and provide them with the opportunity to ensure that they hold leadership positions and activate their roles as active members of the economy, as we believe that diversity and inclusion contribute to enhancing the working environment and making decision-making more inclusive.” Mouza Al Shehhi, Director of the UN Women Liaison Office in the UAE, in addition to several ADX employees.Īt the Ring the Bell ceremony in Manama, Bahrain Bourse rang the bell in the presence of women in leadership and executive positions among various businesses, highlighting the level of impact women can have on the workplace, marketplace and community. The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) has also organized a Ring the Bell ceremony which was attended by Anita Bhatia - UN Women Deputy Executive Director, Saeed Hamad Al Dhaheri - CEO of Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, Dr. This year, the event focused on promoting the adoption of the WEPs by the private sector. These are also considered an essential drive for the private sector to achieve gender equality and contribute to the 2030 agenda and the SDGs.

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Photo: Courtesy of ADXĪimed at raising awareness about the role of the private sector in advancing gender equality and women’s empowerment, Ring the Bell is aligned to the Women’s Empowerment Principles (WEPs), a set of seven principles offering practical guidance to businesses on how to empower women in the workplace, marketplace and community.

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