A Doctor of Law from Ghent University, specializing in public international law and international relations, Professor Nicole Ntumba Bwatshia is a professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Kinshasa. Dean of the Faculty of Law at William Booth University in Kinshasa, Founder of the FONIB Foundation, and Director of the Eugemonia Research Center on the History of Mentalities and Legal Anthropology, she is actively committed to women's rights, social justice, and the promotion of the rule of law. Through her academic expertise, her dedication to the common good, and her commitment to a more just society, she contributes to the work of the International Scientific Committee of Mamans Soloeotop ASBL.
A tax lawyer, consultant, and human rights activist, Ms. Aminata Fall Niang is a former executive at the Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO). An independent director, member of the National Autonomous Electoral Commission (CENA), President of the Association of Senegalese Women Lawyers (AJS), and President of the Cheikh Anta Diop University (UCAD) Foundation, she dedicates her expertise to justice, governance, and the rule of law. As a member of the International Scientific Committee of Mamans Soloeotop ASBL, she contributes to discussions on the legal, fiscal, and institutional dimensions of the international advocacy campaign for the recognition of single parents. Her expertise strengthens the approach based on human rights, equity, and the common good.
Professor Aïssata Bal, a university hospital professor, gynecologist-obstetrician, and lecturer-researcher at the Faculty of Medicine in Nouakchott, has dedicated her career to women's health, the training of healthcare professionals, and medical research. Holding a medical doctorate from Abidjan, she pursued her specialization in gynecology-obstetrics in Morocco before obtaining her university teaching qualification in Tunisia. With decades of clinical, hospital, and academic experience, she is recognized for her commitment to maternal and reproductive health and for her excellence in knowledge transfer. A member of the International Scientific Committee of Mamans Soloeotop ASBL, Professor Aïssata Bal uses her expertise to promote women's health, protect motherhood, and enhance family well-being.
A Doctor of Political and Social Sciences from the Free University of Brussels and founder of ECDA, Dr. Aicha Bacha is a renowned voice on geopolitical issues, women's rights, and social cohesion. A speaker for the United Nations and the European Commission, she notably orchestrated the World Summit of Women, which brought together experts from fifty countries and led to the adoption of the Brussels Declaration for Peace. Through her expertise and commitment to dialogue, peace, and the promotion of human rights, she contributes to the work of the International Scientific Committee of Mamans Soloeotop ASBL.
