Parvin Dadandish today (Saturday, October 3) at a meeting with women's affairs advisors from the executive bodies of Gilan province, held at the central library of Rasht, while commemorating the memory of the martyrs of the two recent imposed wars, especially the martyr leader, commanders, scientists, and innocent women, children, and men of Islamic Iran, stated: We definitely consider it our duty to protect these pure bloods that have been sacrificed for the soil of our homeland.
The Necessity of Energy Consumption Management
Dadandish, referring to the importance of energy consumption management and adhering to consumption patterns in the current conditions of the country, added: Today, we must utilize the capacities of working women in executive bodies for energy consumption management and convey this sensitivity and necessity to households and housewives through the women's network across the country.
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The Role of Women in Councils
The advisor to the Minister of Interior and head of the Women's and Family Affairs Center considered women as the core of the family and emphasized: Women are a source of social empathy, and today we need the empathy of provinces with each other to overcome energy imbalance. Dadandish regarded adherence to consumption patterns in homes as a soldier in the energy front, which is as valuable and empowering as a soldier in the battlefield, and noted: Today, with the help of the women of the country, we can solve the energy issue.
She further called for strengthening the managerial position of women in executive sectors and emphasized: Women have a high impact and with their managerial spirit, hard work, and optimism, they can enhance all sectors.
Dadandish also urged women to vote for women in elections and stated: Women can better and more effectively pursue the demands of women in society; the effective presence of women in city and village councils paves the way for a more prominent presence of women in the Islamic Consultative Assembly.
She added that women will draw on their lived experiences in the decision-making process, stating: We are pursuing the elevation of women's managerial levels in executive bodies, and in this regard, we need encouraging, infrastructural, and cultural measures. Today, we have a duty to guide the capacities of educated women towards development and increase employment.
The advisor to the Minister of Interior on women's affairs, referring to the 33% share of Gilan women in basic management, 15.9% in middle management, and 9% in senior management, emphasized: Female managers must also seek succession planning.
Dadandish pointed out that there are 25 female governors across the country, reminding that society demands special attention from governors and managers to issues, field presence, understanding demands, accountability, and transparency, and thus female managers can also play a role in these areas.
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