Future of Women in politics and parliament, enabling advanced technologies and "pillow-analyzing" your health and sleep in the future

Sahar Albazar takes us on a immensely positive journey exploring why women are naturally play a big role in the society, why younger generation is more aware and clever to cope with future challenges, how AI can be used for good and how technologies that are being used in favour of human beings can prevent misinformation and solve gender inequality problems. She also addresses the role and impact of Sub-Saharan Africa and Egypt on the world in 2050 and how political stability can be accomplished.

Hosts: Dr. Karine Sargsyan, Dr. Sangeeth Varghese

Sahar Albazar: an Egyptian Member of Parliament and currently serves as the Deputy Chair of the Foreign Relations Committee at the Egyptian House of Representatives. Recently elected to Lead the (IMF) & (WBG) women parliamentarians council, representing 190 countries. Previously, Sahar held the prestigious position of President at the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) forum of young parliamentarians. She is also the Head of the Harvard women in defense, diplomacy, and development, focusing on initiatives and challenges pertinent to Sub-Saharan Africa. In 2022, Sahar was named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum, and In the same year, Yale University honored her as a World Fellow. Sahar holds a Master of Public Administration from the Harvard Kennedy School.

Produced by: Yura Petrosyan

00:00 - Intro
01:27 - More women in future politics
04:51 - Objective perspective on unraveling of Middle East in the future
10:23 - Younger generation and misinformation
14:02 - AI for good
19:20 - "Pillow-analyzing" our health and sleep
26:35 - Future of Sub-Saharan Africa
31:32 - Exciting predictions of Sahar Albazar
38:09 - Outro