Polish media have recently reported that Nilofar Ayoubi has been selected as the third most outstanding woman in the field of business and entrepreneurship in the country.
Reports state that in the 15th edition of the “Top 100 Women” ranking in the category of “Business, Entrepreneurship, and Philanthropy” in Poland, Nilofar Ayoubi was chosen as the third-ranking woman in this list.
According to the report, Nilofar Ayoubi, a member of the leadership board of the Institute of Peace, Media, and Good Governance, has been recognized as one of the influential figures in the field due to her achievements in business and entrepreneurship.
The report adds that the selection process for this ranking takes place in three stages: the first stage involves identifying women and evaluating their work; in the second stage, top nominees enter the voting process; and in the third and final stage, the results are determined by public votes.
The “Top 100 Women” ranking is held annually to introduce outstanding women in various fields, including business, entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and social impact.
Nilofar Ayoubi receives this recognition at a time when the current government, after taking control of Afghanistan, has deprived women and girls of education. In its latest restriction, it has closed the doors of medical institutes to girls and women, despite the fact that the healthcare sector across Afghanistan is facing a shortage of personnel.
This action by the current government has caused millions of school-aged girls to be deprived of education.
