Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet in Beijing on Tuesday, spotlighting global efforts to advance women's leadership. The talks took place on the sidelines of the Global Leaders' Meeting on Women, a high-profile event drawing policymakers and advocates worldwide. 🌍💬
Wang, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, praised Bachelet's advocacy for gender equality and emphasized China's commitment to fostering international cooperation on women's issues. 🕊️ "Empowering women is key to building a more inclusive future," he said, referencing China's recent initiatives in education and economic opportunities for women.
Bachelet, a two-time Chilean president and former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, highlighted the importance of cross-cultural dialogue. "From Latin America to Asia, solidarity among nations can drive real progress," she remarked, applauding China's role in global governance reforms.
The meeting underscored Beijing's growing influence in shaping global gender policies, with both sides agreeing to launch a joint training program for women entrepreneurs in developing countries. 💼✨
