As China prepares to host a global leaders' meeting on women in Beijing—marking the anniversary of the historic 1995 World Conference on Women—voices from South Africa are highlighting the country's strides in gender equality. CGTN’s street interviews with locals in Africa and Latin America revealed admiration for China’s efforts to empower women in education, business, and tech.
🔊 "China has made much progress in women's education and workforce participation. Women are now entering male-dominated fields like technology and business," said Aqsa Aziz Khan from Johannesburg. Khomotjo Mabusela of Cape Town added, "Many Chinese entrepreneurs in South Africa’s market are women—it’s inspiring to see."
📈 The upcoming Beijing meeting aims to build on decades of global dialogue, with China showcasing initiatives like increased female STEM enrollment and entrepreneurship support. While challenges remain, these perspectives underscore a growing recognition of China’s role in advancing women’s rights worldwide. 🌸
