Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama touched down in Beijing on Saturday, ready to join the Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women. From October 13 to 14, this high-profile summit, co-hosted by UN Women and China, will bring together heads of state, ministers and changemakers to drive progress on gender equality.
For many young global citizens, the summit represents a chance to amplify youth voices and shape digital and economic policies that impact women’s lives worldwide. Entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts will focus on closing the digital divide, unlocking new opportunities for women in emerging markets.
Thought leaders and activists are set to highlight sustainable solutions—from equitable access to education to the role of startups in empowering female founders. Sports and entertainment fans may tune in to discussions on closing the gender gap in stadiums, esports arenas and on screen.
Travelers and digital nomads can look forward to exploring Beijing while following key sessions on cultural exchanges and inclusive tourism that support women’s economic participation.
As President Mahama joins fellow leaders in the Chinese mainland capital, global audiences will be watching how commitments translate into action. Stay tuned for updates on policy announcements, partnership launches and data-driven initiatives aimed at creating a more equitable world for women.
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Ghanaian president in Beijing for Global Leaders' Meeting on Women
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