Patricia Lopera is invited to the Women World Leaders Forum Summit

Veracruz, Ver. – (AVC) By invitation, the elected Mayor of Veracruz, Patricia Lopera de Yunes, attended the World Leaders Summit called “The Women’s Forum”, which was held from 15-19 November in Paris, France. .

During the event, which featured women from all over the world, famous for their leadership on political, economic and social issues, Patricia Lopera spoke with Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, as well as with Agnès Pannier-Runacher, Minister of Economy and Finance from France.

This year’s global meeting is organized around 4 main themes in which women’s work and leadership should be assessed: climate, technology, health and entrepreneurship.

In this context, the elected mayor of Veracruz spoke with the president of the Women’s Forum, Anne-Gabriel Heilbroner and with director Audrey Chirkoff, who even shared on social networks a photo of her with Patricia Lopera in which she mentioned: “Rising Talents”, which this year celebrates its 14th anniversary , is a commitment to promoting women leaders and presenting the vision of new generations to the Women’s Forum.

Lubera de Yunus held talks with activists such as Vanessa Nakati of Uganda, who campaigns for women’s rights and the environment.

As well as Star Jones, a former New York City homicide attorney general, and co-founder and director of Instant Impact Group (IIG), a consulting firm that helps individuals and businesses build diversity, equality, and inclusion (DEI) programs.

Latosha Brown, co-founder of the Black Voters Matter Fund movement, met and spoke with Clarissa Ward, English-language journalist and chief international correspondent for CNN.

Patti Lopera said she was so excited to attend this 2021 Women’s Forum and said it was an honor to share three days with these precious women, committed to their environment and their ideals.

“I firmly believe in the ability of women to achieve the necessary changes in our city and to be able to implement plans and programs that make our cities more sustainable and socially responsible,” he said.