Women empowerment means giving women the freedom, rights, and opportunities to participate fully in all areas of life—social, economic, political, and cultural. It is about enabling women to realize their full potential, make their own choices, and live with dignity and equality. A society that empowers its women is stronger, more just, and more likely to succeed. When women are educated and financially independent, they contribute to the economy, raise healthier families, and serve as role models for future generations. Empowerment also reduces poverty, lowers infant mortality, and leads to more peaceful and developed societies.