The Manager of Gold Fields’ Tarkwa Mine, Dr Catherine Kuupol Kuutor, has underscored the power of unity and shared vision in advancing gender equality.
Speaking at a forum to mark International Women’s Day, she highlighted the need for collective action to challenge societal barriers and create opportunities for women in male-dominated industries.
As the President of Ladies in Mining and Allied Professions (LiMAP) Ghana, Dr. Kuupol Kuutor led the event in collaboration with the University of Mines and Technology, with support from the Gold Fields Ghana Foundation.
The forum brought together a diverse group, including queen mothers from local communities, security personnel, professors, and students from both the university and senior high schools.
Discussions cantered on gender inclusivity and empowerment, with a strong emphasis on how young women can position themselves for success.
Students were encouraged to use social media strategically to showcase their competencies, build professional networks, and establish themselves as capable leaders in their fields.
The event served as a platform to inspire and equip the next generation of women with the tools and confidence needed to break barriers and contribute to a more inclusive society.
