Melania Trump Unites Global Leaders for Kids' Education

Melania Trump gathered first ladies for more than 40 countries this week to push for better

access to education and technology for kids worldwide.

She kicked off the first two-day summit for her fostering the future together initiative

right here in Washington.

The program builds on her announcement last fall during the United Nations General Assembly

session.

It's part of her growing focus on global challenges, moving beyond domestic issues to foster international

cooperation.

Attendees included big tech players like Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI, along with

figures such as Olena Zelenska, wife of Ukraine's president, and Sarah Netanyahu, spouse of

Israel's Prime Minister.

Melania urged them to team up on regional meetings, research, and new partnerships to

equip young people for a fast-changing world.

She highlighted goals like launching innovative programs, pushing supportive policies, sponsoring

tech laws, and creating public-private ties.

Melania called the group Extraordinary Talent, ready to boost children, empower citizens,

and grow economies.

With this alliance now in motion, nations have a fresh chance to collaborate and drive

real progress for the next generation.

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