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South Korea brought together officials from 29 nations and five international organizations to tackle the growing threat of sophisticated cross-border drug trafficking. The meeting marks 37 years of global cooperation aimed at keeping communities safe from drug crime.
A new international partnership brings together 54 countries to share proven strategies for lifting people out of poverty. China's approach, which helped nearly 99 million people escape poverty by 2020, now serves as a model for the world.
Fifty-four nations and nine international organizations just joined forces to create a worldwide platform for sharing poverty reduction strategies. The partnership launched in Beijing aims to help 800 million people still living in extreme poverty.
China and 53 other countries just launched a historic partnership dedicated to wiping out poverty worldwide. The Global Partnership for Poverty Alleviation and Development brings together governments, organizations, and experts to share proven strategies and accelerate progress.
China and 53 countries just launched the world's newest coalition to fight poverty, pooling experience from nations that have lifted hundreds of millions out of hardship. The partnership arrives as 1.1 billion people worldwide still face extreme poverty.
India and Africa will strengthen their partnership at a major summit in New Delhi on May 31, targeting $200 billion in trade by 2030. The gathering brings together nations representing billions of people to collaborate on technology, climate action, and shared prosperity.
Twenty-nine Peace Corps volunteers just took their oath to serve communities across Ghana for the next two years, marking the latest chapter in a 65-year friendship between the United States and Ghana. These dedicated volunteers will work hand-in-hand with local communities on agriculture, health, and education projects that Ghanaians specifically asked for.
Saudi Arabia just became the first Arab country to join a major international partnership shaping the future of artificial intelligence. The move positions the Kingdom as a leader in ensuring AI develops ethically and responsibly across the Middle East.
A leading AI university is teaming up with the World Economic Forum to launch six new research centers across four countries, connecting cutting-edge artificial intelligence with real-world challenges. The partnership aims to turn breakthrough algorithms into practical solutions for energy, cybersecurity, and more.