China returns to top 100 in gender parity ranking for first time since 2016
- Posted on October 3, 2026
- By South China Morning Post
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In brief
China has achieved a significant milestone by breaking back into the top 100 countries in the World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Index, climbing to 96th position from 103rd place. This substantial improvement reflects the nation's strengthened commitment to expanding economic participation and employment opportunities for women. The advancement marks China's first entry into the top 100 rankings since 2016, demonstrating meaningful progress in narrowing gender disparities across key economic sectors and workplace participation metrics.
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China returns to top 100 in gender parity ranking for first time since 2016
Performance in economic participation and opportunity powers rise to 96th from 103rd place in annual World Economic Forum report.
