🇨🇱🚩🟩🌈 — Chile will be the first country in South America to adopt a "feminist" foreign policy, which aims to reduce the gender gap and promote women's rights internationally, Foreign Minister Alberto van Klaveren announced.

This strategy grants gender equality the status of "democratic value", which constitutes "a principle that reinforces the image, status and recognition of the country", although he qualified that it is "a paradigm under construction that advances together with society and the challenges of the future", with a view to fulfilling the Sustainable Development Goals established by the United Nations (UN).

Since Sweden adopted this approach in 2014, Canada, France, Luxembourg, Spain and Mexico have joined the list. In the Latin American region, Argentina and Colombia have also expressed interest in the subject.