Rawya Mansour recognized as Arab Women of the Year.
The honor follows years of work in organic farming, rural women’s employment, equal wages, and climate work in Egypt.
RAMSCO founder Rawya Mansour has been named Arab Women of the Year in Egypt. The honor follows years of work in organic farming, rural women’s employment, and equal wages.
It follows earlier honors from BPW, African Leaders Magazine, the Prince Albert II Environmental Society, Forbes Middle East, and the BRICS Businesswomen Alliance.
"Environmental degradation and poverty are two sides of the same coin. Food security is fundamental to political stability."
RAMSCO grows food in the Nile Delta, turns farm waste into biochar and compost, and employs rural women at equal wages. Its 2030 vision remains clear: 340 villages, 10 million jobs, 35 million tons of waste recycled, and 1.5 million acres reclaimed.
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