Global Webinar on Women’s Empowerment Addresses Mental Health Issues; Dr. Ishrat Fatma Represents India

International Global Professionals (IGP) Organizes Worldwide Webinar to Advocate for Women’s Mental Health
Ghaziabad: International Global Professionals (IGP) hosted a global webinar addressing mental health issues among women. The event brought together research scholars and experts from the United States, the Philippines, Europe, and various Asian countries. Representing India, Dr. Ishrat Fatma actively participated, shedding light on depression, mental illnesses, and various disorders prevalent among women.
Dr. Ishrat Fatma, serving as the representative from India, contributed to the webinar by sharing her insights on mental health challenges faced by women. She discussed the prevalence of depression, mental illnesses, and various disorders affecting women. Additionally, Dr. Fatma presented her research paper, offering diagnostic suggestions and garnering praise globally for her contributions.
IGP, an international organization with a presence in 130 countries, comprises 6,500 international organizations and over 500 professionals. Dedicated to addressing global issues and finding solutions, IGP organizes events that bring together professionals to discuss and work towards resolving emerging problems worldwide.

IGP had previously organized a webinar in Bangladesh on December 27, 2023, focusing on international issues. During this event, Dr. Ishrat Fatma, a Senior Lecturer at M.B. Girls College in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, presented her research paper on various health issues affecting women.
During the webinar, Dr. Fatma highlighted the need for women’s empowerment and emphasized that much more needs to be done to address the numerous health challenges faced by women. She underscored the importance of freeing women from diseases and mental stress associated with household responsibilities.
In her concluding remarks, Dr. Ishrat Fatma urged for continued efforts towards women’s empowerment to alleviate various health issues and mental stress prevalent among women. She emphasized that addressing women’s mental health is crucial for creating a healthier and happier society.

The officials of IGP expressed their views at the end of the webinar, offering their perspectives and concluding the event. The webinar served as a platform for global professionals to share knowledge, insights, and recommendations to improve women’s mental health globally.
The global webinar on women’s mental health organized by IGP proves to be a significant step towards fostering awareness and collaborative efforts to empower women and address mental health issues prevalent in societies across the world. Dr. Ishrat Fatma’s participation has added valuable insights to the global discourse on this critical subject.


