Queen Jetsun Pema Attends the Closing Ceremony of the PEMA Symposium

Queen Jetsun Pema wore Bhutan's Gho and Kira traditional dress with black silk blouse. Flower earrings

Queen Jetsun Pema of Bhutan attended the closing ceremony of the PEMA Symposium, marking the first iteration of Bhutan’s National Mental Health Symposium. Organized in partnership with the Ministry of Health and the WHO Bhutan office, the two-day event brought together policymakers, healthcare professionals, and community members to foster dialogue and pave the way for transformative initiatives.

Queen Jetsun Pema wore Bhutan's Gho and Kira traditional dress with black silk blouse. Flower earrings

In her address to the gathering, Queen Jetsun Pema highlighted the importance of a unified community effort in tackling mental health challenges. She emphasized empathy, compassion, and the vital roles that educators and counselors play in supporting individuals, particularly the youth. The Queen called for collective action to combat issues such as suicide and bullying, fostering a society rooted in understanding, resilience, and hope.

Queen Jetsun Pema wore Bhutan's Gho and Kira traditional dress with black silk blouse. Flower earrings

During the event, Queen Jetsun Pema inaugurated two landmark mental health facilities: The PEMA Home and Mitshey Yarab Lamzang. The PEMA Home focuses on prioritizing the mental health and well-being of children facing difficult circumstances. Mitshey Yarab Lamzang, a center of hope and well-being, provides care for individuals struggling with substance use disorders. By emphasizing reintegration into society, the center aims to empower individuals to lead fulfilling lives as responsible citizens.

Queen Jetsun Pema wore Bhutan's Gho and Kira traditional dress with black silk blouse. Flower earrings

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  1. A very important initiative. Good to read of the Queen's involvement and support.

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  2. I am so impressed with Her Majesty's support of such an important initiative. We rarely (if ever) get to see her working and using her platform to support civic programs in Bhutan. As always she looks stunning. Perhaps down the road she can partner with the Princess of Wales' Early Years program and with Queen Mary's Mary Foundation to further her efforts in these 2 areas.

    Janet

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  3. Really? I thought Bhutan was supposed to be the happiest country. Cracks are there I guess.

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  4. Wonderful woman, Q Jetsun!

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  5. La reine est vraiment magnifique ; c'est un plaisir que de la voir assister à cette cérémonie particulière !

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  6. This is fantastic. She looks elegant.

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  7. Always a class act. Beautiful young Queen.
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