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Ivanka Trump: Countries thrive when women do better
As US President Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump reaches Hyderabad today to attend the Global Entrepreneurship Summit 2017, she mentioned ahead of her visit on Monday that both India and the US are the world’s largest democracies and share a lot of common priorities.
As US President Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump reaches Hyderabad today to attend the Global Entrepreneurship Summit 2017, she mentioned ahead of her visit on Monday that both India and the US are the world’s largest democracies and share a lot of common priorities.
Speaking exclusively to the Times of India, Ivanka said, “We share common priorities, including promoting economic growth and reform, fighting terrorism, and expanding security cooperation. I look forward to continuing this conversation with Prime Minister (Narendra) Modi. I'm excited for my visit and hope to be back soon to see more of India.”
Stressing on the need for empowering women entrepreneurs, she told the daily, “PM Modi is also focused on expanding economic opportunities for the people of India, particularly its women. When women do better, communities and countries thrive.”
The GES for the first time will have more than 50% of participants as women.
