Takaichi urges female envoys to unite against gender barriers.

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is rallying support to tackle the tough barriers women face in leadership, speaking to a group of female ambassadors in Japan. She highlighted the "glass ceiling", which restricts promotions, and the "glass cliff", where women are often set up to fail in top roles, urging everyone to unite and dismantle these obstacles.

Since taking office as Japan's first female prime minister, Takaichi expressed her hope that her achievement inspires others. She emphasized that gender equality is crucial for innovation and sustainable growth. Responding, Melba Pria, the Mexican ambassador, noted the challenges of biased assessments women face, declaring that "women sorority" is key to overcoming these hurdles. The meeting saw participation from 24 female ambassadors and representatives, demonstrating strong solidarity in this cause.

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