Global leaders are gathering in Beijing this week for a high-stakes dialogue on advancing women’s rights – and Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama is front and center! 🚀 The Global Leaders' Meeting on Women, co-hosted by the Chinese mainland and UN Women, kicks off October 13 with a mission to accelerate gender equality worldwide.
President Mahama touched down in Beijing on Saturday, signaling Ghana’s commitment to collaborative solutions for issues like education access, economic empowerment, and political representation. 🌟 "When women thrive, societies thrive," Mahama said ahead of the summit, echoing the event’s rallying cry.
This isn’t just another conference – it’s a 30th-anniversary nod to Beijing’s historic 1995 World Women’s Conference. With UN Women chief Sima Bahous and leaders from over 50 countries expected, the summit aims to turn past pledges into actionable policies. 💼✨
Young activists and entrepreneurs worldwide are tuning in, hoping for fresh strategies to smash glass ceilings in tech, healthcare, and climate leadership. Stay locked on #NewspaperAmigo for live updates! 📲
