Saïda Zniber

She serves as an adviser to several Moroccan companies, helping them find concrete and innovative solutions to various management issues, particularly in the social sector.

She has been a member of the National Union of Moroccan Women (UNFM) since 2012, and a representative member of UNFM at the International Council of Women (ICW/CIF) since 2012.

Key Activities within the National Union of Moroccan Women (UNFM):

Within the framework of partnership agreements concluded between UNFM and various institutions:

• UN Women: Organization of capacity-building training sessions for presidents, general secretaries, and treasurers of accredited UNFM branches throughout the Kingdom.
• Social Development Agency: Training sessions to strengthen the capacities of regional associations affiliated with UNFM, particularly in internal governance, project management and planning, and fundraising.
• Ministry of Handicrafts: Organization and facilitation of continuous technical and transversal training sessions for 250 craftswomen and craftsmen working in tapestry, traditional sewing, glass painting, leatherwork, weaving, natural dyeing, and basketry across different regions of Morocco.

Participation in Seminars and Missions as UNFM Representative:

• International Seminar organized by ISESCO on “Skills and Jobs of Tomorrow,” aimed at exploring future changes in the labor market and identifying the professions and skills needed to enhance socioeconomic growth in the Islamic world.
• Participation in a UNFM delegation to Ethiopia to develop effective and fruitful partnerships between UNFM and African civil society — a partnership that has become a necessity rather than a mere strategy.

Objective

My goal is to contribute to advancing the status of women in both rural and urban areas by promoting their empowerment, strengthening their capacities, defending their fundamental rights, combating all forms of violence against them, and supporting their economic and legal independence. In doing so, I aim to help ensure their full integration into the societal development process.