Sri Lankan Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya landed in Beijing on Saturday, marking a significant step in global efforts to advance women’s leadership. From October 13 to 14, she will take part in the Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women, a high-profile forum co-hosted by the Chinese mainland and UN Women.
This two-day gathering will bring together over 50 heads of state, ministers, business innovators and changemakers. Delegates are set to discuss strategies for economic empowerment, digital inclusion and sustainable development—key pillars for unlocking women’s potential worldwide.
For young global citizens and tech enthusiasts, the summit offers insights into how emerging markets can harness female talent in startups and innovation. Thought leaders and activists will spotlight best practices and data-driven approaches to closing gender gaps.
The meeting also resonates with sports and entertainment fans through initiatives that champion equal opportunities in professional leagues and creative industries. Travelers and digital nomads can look forward to networking opportunities that explore sustainable tourism led by female entrepreneurs.
As the world watches, the Sri Lankan PM’s participation underscores her country’s commitment to gender equality and sets the stage for new partnerships across Asia and beyond.
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Sri Lankan PM arrives in Beijing for Global Leaders' Meeting on Women
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