The International Council of Women Entrepreneurs (CIFE) is organizing the first edition of the Women Global Investment Summit (WGIS) on 23 February in Tunis, which according to the organizers' intentions will then take place in a different country every year.
This innovative event aims to give an international flavor to CIFE's main mission, that of promoting the economic empowerment of women.
Organized by CIFE, the Tunis Summit aspires to facilitate the economic empowerment of women globally, addressing investment challenges and promoting financial inclusion.
Thanks to its regional and international network patiently built over the last decade, Cife has designed the Tunis event as a dynamic platform with the aim of discussing, innovating and inspiring tangible solutions to close the persistent gender gap in investing.
Cife, an NGO founded in Tunisia, continually expanding around the world, intends with this event to give a global dimension to its mission of women's economic emancipation.
With the announced participation of over 800 participants, including experienced entrepreneurs, investors, representatives of financial institutions, financial sector operators, as well as national and international experts, this event offers a unique opportunity to discuss, innovate and inspire concrete results.
solutions aimed at bridging the persistent investment gap.
The highlights of Wgis 2024 are the high-level meetings, The Matchmaking Space: a space for exchange and networking between entrepreneurs and leaders in the financial sphere, promoting equitable access to The CIFE structure includes an executive office, 25 local regional cells and 19 international cells abroad, including one in Italy, led by Mariella Liverani as president, and Irene Bonassisa as vice-presidency.
With over 3,000 supporters, Cife is committed to creating dynamic synergies at the Tunisian and international levels, demonstrating its commitment to promoting female entrepreneurship and supporting women entrepreneurs around the world.
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