Law and Human Rights Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar emphasized the necessity of men's active participation in advancing gender equality during his address at the OIC's 9th Ministerial Conference on Women in Islamabad.

Hosting the conference, Pakistan highlighted its commitment to women's empowerment through legal reforms, institutional frameworks, and initiatives like Vision 2025 and the Prime Minister's Women Empowerment Package.Tarar underscored that sustainable progress requires collective effort, urging men and boys to embrace shared responsibility.

He cited Pakistan's efforts to expand women's leadership, financial inclusion, and digital access while advocating for global collaboration among OIC nations.The speech also addressed challenges such as gender-based violence and the need for policy coherence.

Tarar's remarks align with broader regional goals to balance development with social equity, reflecting Pakistan's role in shaping international discourse on gender equality.The conference aimed to foster dialogue on practical solutions, emphasizing that women's empowerment is critical to national and global progress.