Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang·2025-05-17 14:00Group 1 - The theme for the 2025 World Telecommunication and Information Society Day is "Achieving Gender Equality in Digital Transformation," highlighting the contributions of women in the ICT sector [1] - A roundtable forum was held to discuss enhancing women's influence and participation in the digital age, featuring five outstanding female representatives from education, industry, and academia [1] - Huang Yuhong, a leading expert in telecommunications, emphasized the strong technical insight and innovation capabilities of women, as well as their significant role in international standard-setting [1] Group 2 - The China Mobile Research Institute's 5G/6G international standard-setting team, recognized as a "National March 8th Red Banner Collective," has made significant contributions to the development of core technologies and has applied for over 2,000 related patents [2] - Chen Zhiping, Vice President of ZTE Corporation, noted the company's first female chairperson and highlighted that 41% of partners in tech companies are women, indicating a growing space for women's career development [2] - A professional magazine, "Communication World," has invited 100 women in ICT to share their stories, acknowledging their role in reshaping the ICT industry landscape in China [2] Group 3 - Li Ying, Vice President of the China Women's University, discussed three key strategies to enhance women's participation in socio-economic activities: breaking traditional stereotypes, increasing visibility of female role models, and empowering women to access resources equally [3] - Qualcomm's global vice president, Hou Mingjuan, highlighted the resilience of women innovators and encouraged them to leverage their strengths [3] - Huang Jingbo, Director of the United Nations University Institute in Macau, mentioned efforts in education and training for women, emphasizing the importance of including women in training programs [3]