US First Lady Melania Trump hosted the two-day Global Coalition Summit, “Fostering the Future Together,” welcoming delegates from 45 countries to the White House to promote technology and education for children.
Global Coalition Summit at the White House
According to the White House, Fostering the Future Together is a global coalition of countries committed to empowering children via technology and education. The first meeting began on March 24 at the US Department of State and ended on March 25 at the White House.
They pointed out that it was the first time in history that a US First Lady had hosted delegates from 45 countries at the White House in one day.
List of Delegates
The complete list of the 45 First Ladies/Spouses present during the first meeting is as follows:
- Brigitte Macron of France
- Olena Zelenska, Ukraine
- Sara Netanyahu, Israel
- Bangladesh ā Dr. Zubaida Rahman
- Valerie Whipps, Palau
- Sheikha Fatima, dubbed the “Mother of the Nation” in the United Arab Emirates
- Marta Nawrocka of Poland
- Albania ā Armanda Ymeri
- Aleksandar CvijanoviÄ of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Sirje Karis of Estonia
- Tamar Bagrationi, Georgia
- Kosovo: President Vjosa Osmani’s spouse, Prindon Sadriu
- Diana NausÄdienÄ of Lithuania
- Milena MilatoviÄ, Montenegro
- Dr. Elizabeta Gjorgievska of North Macedonia
- Mirabela GrÄdinaru, Romania
- Tamara VuÄiÄ, Serbia
- AleÅ” Musar of Slovenia
- Angeline Ndayishimiye of Burundi
- DĆ©bora Katisa Carvalho of Cabo Verde
- Denise Tshisekedi, Congo (DRC)
- Constancia Mangue, Equatorial Guinea
- Fatoumatta Bah-Barrow, Gambia
- Lordina Mahama of Ghana
- Rachel Ruto, Kenya
- Gertrude Maseko, Malawi
- Princess Lalla Hasnaa of Morocco
- Oluremi Tinubu of Nigeria
- Marie Khone and Absa Faye from Senegal
- Veronique Herminie, Seychelles
- Fatima Maada Bio, Sierra Leone
- Maria Browne, Antigua and Barbuda
- PM Evelyn Wever-Croes is in charge of Aruba; she does not have the title of First Lady.
- Rossana BriceƱo, Belize
- Maria Elena Urquidi, Bolivia
- Laura RodrĆguez is the head of state of Costa Rica.
- Raquel Arbaje, Dominican Republic
- Lavinia Valbonesi, Ecuador
- Lucrecia Peinado, Guatemala
- Maricel Cohen de Mulino, Panama
- Leticia Ocampos, Paraguay
- Diani Jimesha Prince-Drew of St. Kitts and Nevis
Humanoid AI Robot Welcomes Delegates
A black and white humanoid AI robot that could speak eleven languages, including Bengali, led Melania Trump to the international meeting at the White House. The humanoid robot was presented as the “first American-made humanoid guest in the White House” and was developed by the robotics company Figure.
The robot, referred to as Figure 3, waved and said “welcome” in eleven different languages to the group. “Swagatam,” the robot uttered in what a White House pool report termed as “Bengali.” Additionally, in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese, Hebrew, Slovene, Ukrainian, and Georgian, the robot said “welcome.”
Robot Features and Demonstration
According to the business, the robot is an independent tool for assigning domestic chores. It has touch sensors to assist operators in seeing its targets, cameras in its hands, and a mesh fabric covering. Figure 3 appears in commercial videos doing laundry, folding clothing, loading a dishwasher, and picking up toys.
“Figure 3, thank you for joining me,” stated the First Lady. “You are my first American-made humanoid guest in the White House,” she said.
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