As part of Azerbaijan’s 2024 Green World Solidarity Year, an awareness event titled “COP 29 – Green World, Climate Change, and Women” was organized through the joint initiative of Saglam Ailə Medical Center, Magen David Azerbaijan, Magen David Women, the Doctors' Business Club, the Public Union for Women's Development and Education Support, and Bella Company.
The event took place on November 7, 2024, at Saglam Ailə Medical Center, focusing on the impact of climate change on women’s lives, particularly in terms of health, reproductive well-being, food safety, and environmental protection.
Key Speakers & Topics
Several distinguished experts and leaders shared their insights:
- Vugar Eyvazov, Director of Saglam Ailə Medical Center
- Yagut Garayeva, Head of the Medical Services Development Department at TƏBİB
- Aygun Ahmadova, Representative of Magen David Azerbaijan, Director of Magen David Women, Chair of QIM Board, and Founder of Doctors' Business Club
- Firangiz Guliyeva, QIM Board Member and Executive Director of the Doctors' Business Club
They discussed the various ways climate change affects women’s lives, highlighting the importance of environmental conservation.
Scientific Presentations
- Dr. Nurlana Aliyeva, Oncologist at the National Oncology Center, presented on "Climate Change and Cancer-Causing Factors".
- Dr. Shirhan Musayev, Chief Medical Officer of GENOM Clinic, explored "The Impact of Climate Change and Environmental Factors on Women’s Health: A Molecular Genetics Perspective".
- Dr. Azad Alekberzadeh, Pediatric Endocrinologist at Saglam Ailə Medical Center and a member of the European Society for Pediatric Endocrinology (ESPE), delivered a session on "The Impact of Environmental Pollution on Children's Health".
Discussion & Recognition
The event welcomed health professionals, businesswomen, and other guests, engaging in in-depth discussions and Q&A sessions.
At the conclusion of the event:
- 45 participants received certificates
- Saglam Ailə Medical Center and Bella Company presented special gifts to attendees
This initiative emphasized the crucial intersection of climate change and women's health, reinforcing the importance of sustainable practices for a healthier future.
