Joining the launch of the Global AI Hub in Seoul with the Republic of Korea's Prime Minister Kim Min-seok and partners of the United Nations, the ITU Secretary-General said that "at a time when unchecked AI divides risk becoming AI-driven inequalities, initiatives like this are essential to ensuring AI serves everyone, everywhere."​

At the ITU Council 2026 Network of Women breakfast, hosted by the Government of Canada, the ITU Secretary-General encouraged stronger collaboration among women's networks, particularly ahead of ITU's upcoming PP-26. "We reaffirmed our goal: More women in leadership at the Plenipotentiary Conference and beyond." ​​

In her annual State of the Union address, the Secretary-General focused on building an ITU that is recognized for organizational excellence. "Amid a digital landscape moving faster than ever, ITU is now better equipped to adapt and respond," she said.​

The ITU Secretary-General gave a warm welcome to the newly appointed Advisory Board of the Network of Women (NoW) in ITU's Telecommunication Development Sector. "As we shape the next phase of NoW, we need a strong community of women working together to advance the participation of girls and women in the digital world," she said.