Tirath will meet the top leadership of Trinidad and Tobago to discuss humanitarian ties between the two nations, followed by a joint meeting with the Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Planning and Sustainable Development, Industry and Housing and Environment to discuss the common challenges facing the two countries, the Ministry said in a statement.
In El Salvador, Tirath will visit and study the 'Women City' project - Ciudad Mujer project- a unique initiative led by that country's Ministry of Social Inclusion and supported by the Inter-American Development Bank.
Tirath will be accompanied by National Mission for Empowerment of Women officials K Ratna Prabha and Rashmi Singh along with Senior Economic Advisor Padmaja Mehta.
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