El Salvador’s diplomatic representation in the Russian Federation commemorated both National and International Women’s Day in a gathering that brought together the Salvadoran diaspora and citizens of the host country.

The event featured a panel discussion and various activities aimed at fostering dialogue, reflecting on achievements and struggles, and paying tribute to the role of women in Salvadoran history and society.

The celebration began with a reading of “Mi amada Patria: Mujeres que florecen”, a poem by Salvadoran writer Rocío Rivas. The piece highlights the essential contributions of women to the building and development of El Salvador’s history.

Throughout the event, attendees analyzed key historical moments that have shaped the country and explored how this commemorative date is perceived in Russia. The discussion also emphasized the impact of Salvadoran women who have left their mark on history, as well as present-day figures who continue to inspire future generations.

Another highlight of the gathering was the recitation of a poem by renowned Salvadoran writer Claudia Lars. Her literary legacy remains a fundamental part of the nation’s cultural heritage, and her work continues to resonate with audiences worldwide.

To conclude the celebration, attendees enjoyed El Salvador’s most iconic dish, pupusas, along with the country’s signature coffee. The gathering provided a space for cultural exchange and camaraderie, honoring the strength and contributions of Salvadoran women in a foreign land.