On a recent trip to rub shoulders with a royal family, First Lady Jill Biden is also advocating a pro-women agenda abroad that was a trademark of Ivanka Trump's while she was a prominent White House adviser. She spoke with female business executives on 1st June when she was in Jordan for the wedding of Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II and architect Rajwa Alseif.
According to aides, Biden aims to promote initiatives to empower women and youth when she travels across the nations while on a mother-daughter tour of Jordan, Egypt, Morocco, and Portugal. She encouraged, "Call me Jill."
Standing in front of a USAID background, she discussed the difficulties she had as a working woman trying to connect with local businesswomen who could struggle in the Middle Eastern country.
"I'm attempting to juggle my roles as first lady and teacher. According to accounts from the event provided by the White House press pool”, she stated, "I want to hear your experiences, the obstacles you confront, and the mentorship you did.”
She is travelling a route to the area that her father's ambassador to women business owners, Ivanka Trump, has travelled many times.
Trump frequently attended the Women's Global Development and Prosperity Initiative and took senior U.S. financial officials with him who provided guidance and sometimes cash to initiatives run by women.
As she told one audience, "Investing in women and engaging more women in the workforce is not only the right thing to do," she also pushed a $2.6 billion Women's Entrepreneurs Finance Initiative through the World Bank. It is profitable.
On Thursday, Biden delivered a similar warning. She remarked, "We need to spread the word and instill confidence in young women not just in Jordan but throughout the Arab world.
Later on 1st June, Biden and Ashley attended the wedding at Zahran Palace. Ashley was reportedly dressed elegantly for the state banquet for South Korea in April.
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