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19/1/2026

Mireya & Aziza

A 100% female success, focused on scientific professions

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Proud to be (finally) a pharmacist in Belgium! 💉

Aziza worked in precarious jobs while she was a pharmacist in Sudan. 😔 Thanks to the support of her mentor Mireya (engineer), she was able to transform a path full of pitfalls into a real career progression in Sudan. Thanks to the support of her mentor Mireya (engineer), she was able to transform a career path full of pitfalls into a real career ladder.

📌 Definition of a clear professional project

📌 Boost confidence and autonomy

📌 Learning French

📌 Strong human connection with your mentor!

... to finally get a contract as a pharmacist! “My mentor gave me the strength to move forward.

Today, my skills are recognized... and my children have finally been able to join me! ” - Aziza

💛 100% female success, one more step towards the inclusion of women in STEM (Sciences Technologies Engineering Mathematics). With the support ofequal.brussel and our Wementor collective, with Womenpreneur-Initiative and Futureus vzw/asbl!

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