Fundamental rights
Participants stressed that gender equality is an issue of fundamental human rights and the cornerstone of sustainable development, peace, security and inclusive prosperity.
In a context of growing inequality, the UN women leaders who participated emphasized that the world must protect the progress achieved through their collective efforts.
The meeting underlined the decisive role of women’s leadership as an essential condition for building more just, inclusive, egalitarian and peaceful societies.
deep knowledge
The meeting, which brought together women leaders with deep, first-hand knowledge of today’s interrelated global crises, focused on promoting policy-oriented, solution-oriented approaches to the most pressing challenges.
The urgent removal of systemic barriers to women’s leadership in the political, economic and social spheres was identified as a critical and immediate priority.
The discussions were based on stark global realities, promoting priorities related to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, artificial intelligence, philanthropy, financing human dignity and the state of multilateralism in today’s world, addressing shared global challenges.
Strong call to action
The convention also featured significant interaction with young people, whose perspectives and engagement enriched the dialogue and underscored the urgency of intergenerational collaboration.
The meeting concluded with a strong and unified call to action: protect multilateralism, increase investment and promote women’s leadership to the greatest extent possible.