Peng Liyuan, UNESCO Special Envoy for Girls' and Women's Education, joined UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay in Beijing to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the UNESCO Prize for Girls' and Women's Education. The event spotlighted global efforts to bridge the gender gap in science and tech. 🔬
🏆 Award-winning projects from Kenya and Lebanon took center stage, showcasing innovative programs that empower women through education. Peng emphasized the urgency of prioritizing scientific education for women as society enters the AI era: "We must ensure women can embrace the tech revolution and create fulfilled lives." 💪
With 20 projects from 19 countries recognized since 2015, Peng highlighted China's commitment to advancing women's STEM education. Azoulay praised China's partnership, calling it "vital for global progress." The duo later toured a photo exhibition featuring decade-long achievements—think of it as a "global girl power" highlight reel. 📸
Over 300 attendees, including diplomats and educators, witnessed this cross-cultural push to turn classrooms into launchpads for women innovators. 🌍✨
