Women from various departments and units of Tanzania’s Ministry of Energy have joined other women across the world in commemorating International Women’s Day in Kongwa District, Dodoma Region.
The 2026 celebrations are being held under the theme: “Rights for Women and Girls: The Foundation for Inclusive Development towards the National Vision 2050.”
The theme emphasizes the importance of promoting equality and ensuring women and girls enjoy their full rights as a key driver of sustainable national development.
During the event, women working at the Ministry of Energy gathered in a spirit of unity and solidarity to celebrate and recognize the role played by women in advancing development in the energy sector and the country at large.
Participants highlighted the growing contribution of women in technical, administrative and leadership roles within the energy sector, noting that their involvement has continued to strengthen efforts aimed at improving energy access and services across Tanzania.
They also reaffirmed their commitment to continue taking an active role in building a society that promotes equality, progress and shared prosperity for all.
The celebration provided an opportunity for participants to reflect on the achievements made by women in different sectors of the economy, while also encouraging continued efforts to promote gender equality and empower women both in workplaces and in communities.
International Women’s Day is observed annually around the world as a platform to recognize the achievements, resilience and contributions of women in social, economic and political development, while also advocating for greater inclusion and equal opportunities.
The official guest expected to preside over the event is the Dodoma Regional Commissioner, Rosemary Senyamule, who will address participants on the importance of strengthening women’s participation in development initiatives.
