Amal Ammar

Amal Mahmoud Atta Ammar (Egyptian Arabic: أمل عمار) is an Egyptian judge. She is President of the National Council for Women since 2024, and previously served as presiding judge of the Qena Court of Appeal and assistant minister of justice for human rights, women, and children's affairs. She was one of the first women appointed judges. Quotes The advancement of women's role in society has become a fixed approach adopted by the Egyptian state with awareness and commitment. Amal Ammar is explaining that women's empowerment has become an established policy direction in Egypt, supported through laws, strategies, and increased participation of women in leadership positions. The Egyptian woman has proven, as always, her presence at the forefront. She is referring to women's participation in public life and elections, highlighting the active role of Egyptian women in exercising their civic responsibilities. The female judge is living her golden era. ]Amal Ammar is describing the progress of women within Egypt's judiciary, pointing to increased opportunities for women judges to reach senior judicial positions. Even if we succeed in climbing the ranks, we always have to prove our competence. She discusses the challenges faced by women judges, explaining that female judicial officers often have to demonstrate their ability repeatedly because of gender-based barriers. Women’s leadership in Egypt has demonstrated an exceptional ability to drive change. Amal Ammar is highlighting that Egyptian women in leadership positions have contributed to policy-making, governance, and programmes that affect society. She is presenting women's participation as an important force for national development. The empowerment of women is not merely a social or developmental issue, but has become one of the major strategic economic investments. She explains that supporting women is not only about equality or social policy; it is also an investment that strengthens economic growth and sustainable development. External links Category:Judges from Egypt Category:Women in law Category:Women from Egypt Category:Living people