MSDF Minister Leads the Way at the 3rd Global Disability Summit in Berlin
Her Excellency Buthaina bint Ali Al-Jabri Al-Nuaimi, Minister of Social Development and Family, is heading the delegation of the State of Qatar at the Third Global Disability Summit in Berlin. Her Excellency is also participating in a side event titled "Inclusive Employment in the Arab Region: Challenges and Proposed Policies."
During the summit, Her Excellency held separate bilateral meetings with several ministers responsible for disability affairs, as well as leaders from international organizations concerned with disability. These meetings aimed to exchange expertise and develop policies that ensure the inclusion of persons with disabilities and enhance their opportunities in the labor market.
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