The Karachi Council on Foreign Relations (KCFR) orchestrated a pivotal conference addressing Health Care Awareness for women in Pakistan. Under the theme “Empowering Women, Ensuring Health,” the KCFR spotlighted the critical imperative to confront pressing health challenges confronting women nationwide. From maternal health to reproductive rights, accessing healthcare stands as a formidable obstacle for many women across the country, necessitating urgent attention and action.
The conference convened a diverse array of engaging sessions helmed by renowned experts and stakeholders in the realm of women’s health. Notable speakers such as Dr. Zeenat Essani, Musarat Misbah, Dr. Tipu Sultan, Dr. Khalid Shafi, Dr. Madiha Latif, and others shared profound insights and expertise on various facets of women’s healthcare in Pakistan. Topics ranged from maternal health and reproductive healthcare access to healthcare infrastructure, mental health issues, and advancements in medical technologies.
Esteemed panelists from the healthcare sector, academia, and civil society delved into innovative strategies and best practices aimed at advancing women’s health in Pakistan.
The interactive nature of the sessions fostered meaningful dialogue and engagement, allowing participants to pose questions and exchange ideas. Beyond raising awareness, the conference dedicated a session to mapping existing resources and identifying gaps in healthcare infrastructure. This strategic initiative aimed to inform future policy decisions and address the escalating demand for healthcare workers on an international scale.
