Peng Liyuan, wife of Chinese President Xi Jinping, joined UN Women's Sima Bahous at a groundbreaking Beijing exhibition this week, showcasing how tech is reshaping opportunities for women and girls globally. The event, part of the Global Leaders' Meeting on Women, highlighted China's strides in bridging the digital gender gap. 🚀
Tech as a Dream Catalyst
Peng, also a UNESCO envoy for women's education, called digital innovation a "new driving force" for female empowerment. "From smart classrooms to AI-powered solutions," she noted, "we're building a future where every girl can code her destiny." 💡
Global Applause for Progress
UN's Bahous praised China's "impressive" efforts in using tech to protect women's rights, while urging worldwide collaboration. The expo featured robot-solving whiz kids from rural areas and live demos of cloud-based education tools – proving tech knows no borders. 🤖🌐
Culture Meets Coding
Guests explored hybrid displays blending tradition with innovation, from AI-assisted embroidery to digital heritage preservation workshops. The event drew global leaders' spouses and women's rights advocates, creating a vibrant hub for cross-cultural dialogue. 👩💻🎨
