Melania Trump set to make history at UN Security Council meeting
Melania Trump is poised to make history by presiding over a United Nations Security Council meeting, a significant first for a US first lady.
The event, scheduled for Monday afternoon, will see her take the president’s chair, marking the inaugural instance of a first lady or first gentleman leading such a session, according to UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric.
With the United States assuming the rotating presidency of the 15-member council for March, Mrs Trump’s office confirmed the meeting would “emphasise education’s role in advancing tolerance and world peace.”
Children in conflict has been a signature issue for Melania Trump, who previously wrote to Russian President Vladimir Putin ahead of a summit with Donald Trump, an effort that reportedly led to children displaced by the Russia-Ukraine war reuniting with their families.
open image in galleryMelania previously wrote to Putin about children displaced by the Russia-Ukraine war (AP)This engagement comes amidst ongoing criticizm of..
