Chile and Canada signed a memorandum of understanding on gender equality

The Chancellor Antonia Origola and Canadian Minister for Women’s Affairs Marcy AynAnd the On Monday, it signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation in the field of gender equality and women’s empowerment.

“This subscription It will allow us to draw up an action plan between the Ministries of Women’s Affairs in both countries. Canada has a lot to do to empower women in the business sector, as well as Women’s political participation“This was confirmed by Minister Origola to the Chilean press.

Signed at the National Center for the Arts in Ottawa, Right before the joint press conference, President Gabriel Borek and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau held a press conference With the media from both countries to discuss the issues discussed during their meeting.

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We must remember that Minister Urrejola participated today in the plenary meeting led by President Boric and Prime Minister Trudeau, In one of the first activities of a presidential visit to Ottawa.

At the meeting, Economy Minister Nicholas Grau also participated. Canadian Minister for Women and Gender Equality, Marcy Eine; and the Canadian Minister for Foreign Trade and Small and Medium Enterprises, Mary Ng, Among other authorities.

“It was a very comprehensive meeting on various issues” commented Minister Antonia Origola, who gave a positive assessment of the meeting, After a private conversation between the President of Chile and the Prime Minister of Canada.

At the plenary meeting, the parties addressed the importance US Ocean Conservation Alliance – an initiative led by Chile and Canada at the Summit of the Americas -; The Cooperation in the field of gender equality; The LGBTQ+ rights development; Importance Investments; The The Canadian Experience in Indigenous Affairs and the Involving indigenous peoples in economic development.

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