Yoko Maeda
2025.09.06
World leaders are paying attention to longevity! Global media are reporting on it.
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Today's news on longevity concerns the conversation exchanged between Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chinese President Xi Jinping, and North Korean Chairman Kim Jong-un while walking during the military parade held at Beijing's Tiananmen Square on September 3rd, which has become a major topic of discussion worldwide.
World leaders were seriously discussing "immortality"!
The most shocking fact revealed this time is thatPresident Xi Jinping and President Putin shared a vision of the future in which advances in biotechnology would enable humanity to achieve "rejuvenation" and, eventually, even "immortality."That is the case.
This suggests that they have a profound interest not merely in casual conversation or as a matter of personal health, but in the very development of longevity medicine brought about by science and technology.
The conversation actually picked up by the microphone reportedly went something like this.
First, President Xi said, "In the past, living to 70 was extremely rare, but now even at 70, people are still considered children,"
As biotechnology continues to advance, President Putin stated that within decades, human organ transplants will persist, people will rejuvenate,He will likely achieve immortality as well."he replied,"
President Xi further stated, "Some predict it may become possible within this century," adding, "...people may be able to live to 150."
The advancement of longevity medicine may be a matter of such critical importance to those with long-term governance in mind that how to overcome the very concept of "lifespan" could determine the nation's future. It may also reflect that longevity research and biotechnology itself are positioned as vital fields bearing the nation's prestige and future strategy.
The evolution of longevity medicine, which even the world's top leaders are paying attention to, continues to be something we can't take our eyes off.
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