Sri Lankan Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya touched down in Beijing this weekend, ready to dive into the Global Leaders' Meeting on Women—a high-stakes gathering co-hosted by China and UN Women. The event, kicking off October 13, aims to tackle gender equality, leadership, and economic empowerment worldwide. 🌍✨
With over 100 leaders and activists expected, the summit is set to spark fresh strategies for advancing women's rights. Amarasuriya’s participation highlights Sri Lanka’s push for inclusive policies, while China’s role as co-host underscores its growing influence in global social initiatives. 🤝
🔍 Why it matters: This isn’t just another conference—it’s a launchpad for actionable goals ahead of 2030’s UN sustainability targets. From closing wage gaps to boosting political representation, the stakes are sky-high. Stay tuned for updates!
