Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) 2025 Annual Meeting: A Beacon of Unity Amid a Crisis of Trust

Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) 2025 Annual Meeting: A Beacon of Cooperation Amid a Crisis of Trust

New York, September 25, 2025 — Against the backdrop of the United Nations’ 80th anniversary, the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) 2025 Annual Meeting convened on September 24–25 in New York City. As an officially accredited media outlet, Times Square Global Live provided on-site coverage, delivering firsthand insights and cross-cultural perspectives from this landmark gathering.

Opening Session: Clinton Calls for a “Counterweight”

In the opening plenary, former U.S. President Bill Clinton identified three converging crises threatening global stability:

Cuts to international aid undermining public health and education;

A deepening trust deficit eroding democracy and press freedom;

Climate change, conflict, and resource scarcity fueling instability.

Clinton emphasized that CGI must act as a “counterweight” to these forces, leveraging its commitment and partnership model to restore global stability and hope.

Highlights and Key Voices

“What’s Next?” Plenary — Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton were joined by California Governor Gavin Newsom, Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa to explore strategies for rebuilding trust and institutional resilience.

AI in Action — Leaders in healthcare, justice, and philanthropy showcased how artificial intelligence can close resource gaps while addressing privacy and ethical concerns.

Putting People First — New York Governor Kathy Hochul, Taiwan Digital Minister Audrey Tang, and former Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf emphasized that democracies must prioritize citizens’ well-being.

Investing in Women, Strengthening Democracy — Hillary Clinton reaffirmed “women’s rights are human rights,” joined by Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani and former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet in calling for enhanced female leadership.

Climate and Health — Experts highlighted innovative finance, community resilience, and cross-sector collaboration as essential to addressing overlapping global crises.

Major Commitment: Affordable HIV Prevention

CGI partners, including the Clinton Health Access Initiative, India’s Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories, Unitaid, and South Africa’s Wits RHI, announced that starting 2027, the HIV prevention medicine Lenacapavir will be available in 120 low- and middle-income countries at just $40 per person annually. Clinton warned that without sustained international aid, Africa could face 6 million new HIV infections and 4 million deaths in the coming years.

Special Observations: Cooperation Under Pressure

Partnerships and Innovation — CGI is adapting its commitment model into a resilience mechanism amid financial and political challenges.

Public Narrative and Media Trust — Participants highlighted the urgency of rebuilding trust in journalism and institutions amid rising disinformation.

Legacy Challenges — Media revisited CGI’s 2013 decision to honor Ghislaine Maxwell, underscoring the need for rigorous due diligence in nonprofit recognition.

Times Square Global Live Perspective

As an accredited media outlet, Times Square Global Live provided in-depth on-the-ground coverage of CGI2025:

Connecting global audiences directly to leaders and changemakers;

Amplifying women’s leadership, innovation, and voices from emerging economies;

Bridging cultures and highlighting the role of diaspora media in international dialogue.

Conclusion

In a world shaken by distrust and resource scarcity, CGI2025’s 20th anniversary delivered a clear message: cross-sector cooperation remains the only viable path forward.
Times Square Global Live will continue tracking CGI’s commitments, ensuring audiences not only “see the summit” but also “follow the action.”

— Times Square Global Live, Reporter WINNY POWER

克林顿全球倡议（CGI）2025年年会：危机中彰显合作与信任

纽约，2025年9月25日讯 — 在联合国成立80周年的背景下，克林顿全球倡议（CGI）2025年年会于9月24–25日在纽约顺利召开。作为官方认证媒体，“时代广场全球直播间”在现场提供了第一手报道，并从跨文化视角解读了这一具有里程碑意义的国际聚会。

开幕致辞：克林顿呼吁“抗衡负面力量”

开幕全体会议上，前美国总统比尔·克林顿指出全球面临三重危机威胁世界稳定：

国际援助削减导致公共卫生与教育受挫；

信任赤字加深，威胁民主制度与新闻自由；

气候变化、冲突与资源短缺加剧不稳定。

克林顿强调，CGI应发挥“抗衡负面力量”的作用，通过承诺机制和合作伙伴模式恢复全球稳定与希望。

亮点与重要发言

“未来何去何从？”全体会议 — 克林顿夫妇与加州州长加文·纽森、巴巴多斯总理米娅·莫特利、诺贝尔和平奖得主玛丽亚·雷萨共同探讨重建信任与制度韧性的策略。

人工智能应用 — 医疗、司法与公益领域领袖展示AI在缩小资源差距中的潜力，同时关注隐私与伦理问题。

以人为本 — 纽约州州长霍楚尔、台湾数字部长唐凤及前利比里亚总统艾伦·约翰逊·瑟利夫强调民主国家必须优先保障民众福祉。

投资女性，强化民主 — 希拉里·克林顿重申“女性权利即人权”，与科索沃总统维约萨·奥斯马尼及前智利总统米歇尔·巴切莱特共同呼吁提升女性领导力。

气候与健康 — 专家指出，创新金融、社区韧性及跨部门协作是应对全球交叉危机的关键。

重大承诺：负担得起的HIV预防药物

CGI合作伙伴，包括克林顿健康倡议、印度瑞德实验室、Unitaid及南非Wits RHI宣布，自2027年起，HIV预防药物Lenacapavir将在120个中低收入国家以每人每年40美元的价格提供。克林顿警示，若国际援助持续减少，非洲未来几年可能新增600万HIV感染病例，400万死亡。

特别观察：压力下的合作

伙伴关系与创新 — CGI正将承诺模式转化为应对财务与政治挑战的韧性机制。

公共舆论与媒体信任 — 在信息失真日益严重的背景下，重建公众对新闻与机构的信任迫在眉睫。

遗产挑战 — 媒体回顾CGI2013年曾授予吉斯兰·马克斯韦尔荣誉，凸显非营利机构认可需严格尽职调查。

时代广场全球直播间视角

作为官方认证媒体，“时代广场全球直播间”在CGI2025现场提供深度报道：

连接全球受众，第一时间传递领导人及变革者声音；

强化女性领导力、创新与新兴经济体的影响力；

架起跨文化桥梁，凸显海外媒体在国际对话中的作用。

结语

在全球信任危机与资源短缺的背景下，CGI2025用其20周年盛会传递明确信息：跨部门合作仍是全球可持续发展的唯一可行路径。
“时代广场全球直播间”将持续跟踪CGI承诺的落实，确保观众不仅“看到峰会”，更能“关注行动”。

——时代广场全球直播间报道，记者 WINNY POWER