ANAC MARKS AFRICAN WOMEN'S DAY WITH CELEBRATION AND TRIBUTE TO EMPLOYEES AT THE END OF THEIR CAREERS
Fri, 31 Jul 18h00
The National Civil Aviation Authority (ANAC) marked, this Friday, July 31, at the institution's headquarters, the Day of the African Women, with a ceremony that brought together employees to honor the 74 women who make up its staff. The occasion also served to celebrate the first anniversary of the signing of the Protocol on Well-Being, Inclusion and Gender Equality, as well as to recognize the professional career of 6 employees who are retiring. The ceremony highlighted the role of women in the consolidation of ANAC, for their contribution to the strengthening of the institution and to the development of civil aviation in Angola. On the occasion, the resilience, competence and professionalism of the employees were underlined, which are fundamental pillars for the results achieved by the Authority. Another remarkable moment of the celebration was the evocation of the first anniversary of the Protocol on Well-Being, Inclusion and Gender Equality, signed in 2025. It reaffirms ANAC's commitment to promoting a more inclusive work environment so that all employees have equal opportunities for growth and professional development. The ceremony was also marked with one of the highest points of the day; the tribute paid to the employees who end their active professional life, in a demonstration of recognition for the years dedicated to the service of the Institution and Angolan civil aviation, with the delivery of an Honorable Mention to each of the honorees. In her speech at the three moments marked, the President of the Board of Directors of ANAC, Amélia Domingues kuvíngua, addressed the women of the institution, praising the courage, resilience and capacity for transformation of the women of the cradle continent. The words of gratitude were extended to the professionals who are starting the renovation stage. He stressed that the moment represents the culmination of a career built with dedication, professionalism and a spirit of mission, stressing that the legacy left by the honorees will remain as part of ANAC's history and as an inspiration for new generations of professionals. Addressing the distinguished employees, he thanked each one for their contribution to the growth and credibility of ANAC, extending recognition to the professionals who provided service during the Global Summit on Gender in Aviation. In turn, Edgar Quessongo, Director of Human Resources at ANAC, addressed the contribution of African women in aviation and reaffirmed the commitment based on merit and professional performance, taking as an example the professionals distinguished by professionalism, dedication and spirit of mission. The ceremony ended with congratulations to the birthdays of July and with a message of gratitude, addressed to the employees and professionals who are starting a new stage of their lives. |
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