The Office of the First Lady said First Lady Melania Trump’s program, Fostering the Future Together, will bring world leaders together at four gatherings before the end of 2026. The office said leaders from member countries are organizing to help children through technology and education.
The office did not say when the gatherings will take place. It listed them only as events set before the end of 2026, in the United States, Asia, Europe, and the Caribbean.
In Miami, Trump will host a Group of 20 leaders’ summit, the office said. In the Philippines, First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos will host a conference of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. In Poland, First Lady Marta Nawrocka will host a European regional conference. In St. Kitts and Nevis, First Lady Diani Prince-Drew will host a Caribbean regional conference.
“Together, we are uniting nations around the shared responsibility of equipping the next generation with the knowledge, technology, and resources to shape a better world,” Trump said. She also praised Araneta-Marcos, Nawrocka, and Prince-Drew for their leadership.
The office said the four meetings follow the program’s work at the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York. There, Trump said the effort had lined up new worldwide technology partnerships, and that Adobe, Amazon, Intel, Starlink, Google, and Zoom had pledged more than $23 million.
The New York gathering also included Apple Executive Chair Tim Cook and PayPal President and Chief Executive Enrique Lores, the office said. It described their attendance as a sign of growing private-sector interest in the program’s mission.
“Our children are growing up in an era of technological transformation, driven by the emergence of super intelligence,” Trump said. She said work in Miami, Manila, Europe, and the Caribbean is meant to help children in what she called a new technological era.
The office said Fostering the Future Together is a coalition of nearly 60 countries. It said the coalition’s purpose is to help children through technology and education. The announcement did not say how many children the four gatherings would reach, or how the company commitments would be used.