symbolic gestures of outreach

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Hillary Clinton has racked up more miles in a few weeks than many of her predecessors as secretary of state did in months, mixing symbolic gestures of outreach with substantive talks.

What does "outreach" mean?

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Well, we don't know, do we.?

It could be food, financial assistance, trade agreements, lifting of tariffs, weapons, etc. etc.

outreach means "help" in this sentence.

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@fansy,

reaching out

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