Pakistan’s first-ever national-level conference dedicated to menstrual health and dignity, the Women’s Empowerment and Wellness Conference (WEWCON), welcomes a distinguished chief guest to champion inclusive community empowerment and the advancement of women’s rights, health, and education. Organized by Cyntax Health Projects and hosted at the IFQ Hotel in Islamabad, the event underscores a crucial national dialogue on menstrual equity and gender-responsive solutions.
Expressing gratitude on her selection as Chief Guest for this landmark initiative, the representative highlighted UGOOD’s commitment to fostering inclusive community empowerment. Her remarks emphasized the organization’s vision to improve women’s health, create educational opportunities, and strengthen advocacy for women’s rights through effective collaboration and community-focused strategies.
The WEWCON 2025 conference marks an unprecedented effort by bringing significant attention to previously under-discussed topics, namely menstrual equity and period poverty. This national platform brings together policymakers, healthcare professionals, educators, and social advocates aiming to dismantle taboos, drive awareness, and build consensus for comprehensive and inclusive practices that address menstrual dignity and hygiene.
Appreciation was extended toward the participating speakers, partners, and organizers, congratulating them on taking decisive steps toward changing traditional mindsets and transforming national policies. Through dialogue, cooperation, and actionable recommendations, WEWCON seeks to elevate menstrual health as a core priority in public health discussions, promoting dignity and equality for girls and women across Pakistan.
