Guests of the business platform “Woman of the third millennium”

Guests of the business platform “Woman of the third millennium”

Events Of The International Women's Union
The guests of the business platform-forum "Woman of the Third Millennium" were heads and representatives of foreign and Russian women's organizations and communities, CCI and other structures. The first to greet the guests of the forum was the President of the International Women’s Club (IWC Moscow) Mrs. Tobi Shawabkah, the spouse of the Ambassador of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to Russian Federation. In her speech, Tobi Shawabkah welcomed the guests of the "Woman of the Third Millennium" platform and thanked the International Women's Union for the opportunity to speak on behalf of the International Women’s Club of Moscow and The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. In her speech, the spouse of Jordanian Ambassador mentioned the sustainable development goals of Jordan, the establishment of the Jordanian Women's Union as one of…
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Hungary at the exhibition “Medical Tourism”

Hungary at the exhibition “Medical Tourism”

Events Of The International Women's Union
Hungary has widely presented the country's capabilities at the International Exhibition "Medical Tourism", which was presented at the business platform "Woman of the Third Millennium". Hungary, namely the region of Bach-Kiskun, revealing the great potential of medicine and tourism was presented by the company Global Menedzsement Kft (Hungary). Nature is one of the riches of Bach-Kishkun, where you can also use thermal baths scattered throughout the region, including in Kishkumais, Kishkunfeledkhaz, Kaloch and Kishkeresh. Representatives of Hungary also took part and acted as speakers in the business program: ATILLA KOVAC, Professor, Doctor, university lecturer, chief physician - Head of the Rheumatology Department at the Educational Hospital named after Semmelweis of the University of Szeged in Kiskunhalas, a specialist in immune, rheumatological and diseases of the motor apparatus, the effects of…
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