Dr. Jamileh Alamolhoda
Wife of the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran Ebrahim Raisi is a writer, scholar, lecturer. She is a graduate of Tarbiat Modares University, one of the top universities, an exclusively graduate university established to train university professors; its entry requires a national level examination; and the majority of programs limit their acceptances to “top performers” on the exam.Dr. Jamileh Alamolhoda holds a PhD in philosophy of education; and is a member of the faculty (professor) of the Department of Leadership and Educational Development, School of Educational Sciences and Psychology of Shahid Beheshti University where she teaches graduate level courses in philosophy of higher education, anthropology in Islam, teaching methods, theoretical foundations of educational management, philosophical schools, and educational views.
She is founder and director of the Institute of Fundamental Studies of Science and Technology of Shahid Beheshti University; and director of the Humanities Research Institute, which is tasked with “presenting science and technology policy models based on understanding and evaluating the epistemological and social aspects of science and technology.” In 2020, she became “Secretary of the ‘Council for the Transformation and Renovation of the Educational System of the Country,’” an appointive position by the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution.
Dr. Jamileh Alamolhoda and President Ebrahim Raisi are the parents of two daughters, both professionals in the physical and social sciences.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamileh_Alamolhoda
“Tekev,” https://tekev.org/a-look-at-irans-new-first-lady/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarbiat_Modares_University
Tehran hosts First International Congress for Women of Influence
Dr. Jamileh Alamolhoda speaks of Common Values amid Differences“We should not abandon common values… because of differences; on the contrary, we should emphasize them.”
All of us cannot behave the same but we can emphasize our common values. Use common methods without crossing values. “If we do not support values [principles, standards, morals, ethics], we will have a corrupt world.” “We must have a better world.”
“We cannot achieve our goals… if there is no support from men.” “Women should be active; not be mere spectators.” But acting and “fighting” are “not the same.” Mixing or confusing these is damaging.
“With moral virtues, we can achieve gender justice.” “Our emphasis is on unity and solidarity.” “We can use common values as grounds for peaceful coexistence and integration.”
(Some slight editing in phrasing, not the speaker’s thoughts.)
News ReportsTehran hosts 1st Int’l Congress for Women of Influence
Iran Press News Agency “Raisi meets ‘Women of Influence’ Thursday January 19, 2023, https://iranpress.com/content/72029/raisi-meets-women-influence
“The First International Congress for Women of Influence” hosted “300 foreign guests from China, Australia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Pakistan, Cameroon, Serbia, Armenia, Sweden, Bulgaria, South Africa, Syria, Lebanon, and Russia; including 70 female officials … at three levels: cultural figures, scientific and celebrity; ministers; and first ladies.”
The event’s scheduled speakers were “Jamileh Alamolhoda, spouse of the Iranian President; her counterparts from Armenia, Burkina Faso, Iraq, Kyrgyzstan, Serbia, Guinea, Nigeria, and Sri Lanka; the chair of the Central Council of women of Turkmenistan; and the special envoy for the president of Syria.” https://iranpress.com/content/72049/tehran-hosts-1st-intl-congress-for-women-influence
Tehran Times
TEHRAN – The First International Congress for Women of Influence was held in Tehran on Friday with female guests including wives of heads of state, ministers, vice presidents, and parliamentarians from Burkina Faso, Kyrgyzstan, Serbia, Guinea, Niger, Nigeria, Sri Lanka, Syria, Turkmenistan, and Armenia.
On the sidelines of the conference was an exhibition “showcasing the achievements of successful Iranian women: entrepreneurs in various fields such as electricity and electronics, medical equipment, technology, innovation centers, and home businesses.
Iranian Students New Agency (ISNA) reported “900 female CEOs of knowledge-based companies” had been identified a hundred of which had been “selected as the best in the field of science and technology; and the top fifty participated in Friday exhibition held on the sidelines of the conference. Visitors to the exhibition Guests were counted representing “28 countries including Sri Lanka, Australia, Japan, China, Thailand, Pakistan, Cameroon, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sweden, Austria, Kazakhstan, and Canada.”
MEHR News Agency
“Guests at 1st intl. ‘Influential Women’ Congress by Saiedreza Razavi, January 20, 2023—
TEHRAN— “The two-day first international congress on influential women kicked off on Friday in Tehran International Fairground. Influential, active and elite women from almost 90 world countries are taking part.” MEHR News Agency https://en.mehrnews.com/photo/196395/Guests-at-1st-intl-Influential-Women-congress
Press TV
“1st International Congress for Women of Influence wraps up in Tehran,” by Gisoo Misha Ahmadi, Saturday, January 21, 2023, Press TV, Tehran, https://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2023/01/21/696725/Iran-international-congress-Women-of-Influence-
This first of its kind conference was the initiative of Iran’s First Lady Jamileh Alamolhoda based on a previously held conference “limited to Iranian women.”
“Women scientists, cultural figures and high-ranking political figures from 28 countries across the globe gathered in the Iranian capital to celebrate the efforts and achievements of women worldwide in a conference dedicated to ‘women of influence.’”
In his message to the assembled congress of women, the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ebrahim Raisi, expressed the hope that the women would be able “to use the valuable experiences that the Islamic Republic of Iran gained, in the field of women’s rights and attention to women in society, after the Islamic Revolution.”
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