Ivanka Trump delivered a speech on women's empowerment at the G20 Summit in Osaka on Saturday, in front of Japan's President Shinzo, Queen Máxima of the Netherlands and her proud dad Donald.
'We believe that women's inclusion in the economy is not solely a social justice issue, which of course it is. It's also smart economic and defense policy,' said glamorous Ivanka, President Trump's eldest daughter and adviser.
'We must continue to prioritize women's economic empowerment and place it at the very heart of the G-20 agenda,' she added, watched on by her father, as well as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and outgoing British PM Theresa May.
Ivanka Trump delivered a speech on women's empowerment at the G20 Summit in Osaka on Saturday, alongside Japanese President Shinzo and Queen Máxima of the Netherlands
President Donald Trump, right, leans over to talk to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe during a G-20 summit event on women's empowerment in Osaka, Japan
Ivanka, 37, said that if women participated in labor markets on an equal footing to men, global annual gross domestic product could rise between $12 trillion and $28 trillion by 2025.
Adding that research shows that states with a higher proportion of female participation are less likely to use violence or military force to resolve international disputes.
'This is a legacy worth fighting for and a future we can be proud to leave to our children,' she continued.
Ivanka, 37, said that if women participated in labor markets on an equal footing to men, global annual gross domestic product could rise between $12 trillion and $28 trillion by 2025
She added that research shows that states with a higher proportion of female participation are less likely to use violence or military force to resolve international disputes
Meanwhile, Trump will be heading to Seoul
