Keywords: Audrey Azoulay
In a landmark decision on Monday, UNESCO’s Executive Board selected former Egyptian minister Khaled El-Enany as the organization’s next Director-General, winning 55 votes against 2 for his competitor, Édouard Firmin Matoko of the Republic of Congo, with the United States abstaining. El-Enany’s......
In a world where digital content creators have become a primary source of information for the public, a new survey conducted by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) reveals concerning trends. According to the report, two-thirds of influencers fail to verify their......
Rabat, Morocco's capital, has been officially designated as the UNESCO World Book Capital for 2026, marking a significant milestone in the city's cultural landscape. This prestigious title, announced by UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay, recognizes Rabat's commitment to promoting literature,......
In a sobering report released on Monday, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) revealed that the global cost of out-of-school children and youth, coupled with learning deficiencies, amounts to a staggering $10 trillion annually for the world economy by 2030. This......
Palestinian journalists covering the ongoing crisis in Gaza have been named the recipients of the 2024 UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize, in a powerful testament to their commitment to truth and freedom of expression. This prestigious recognition is a result of a recommendation from an......
On World Water Day, a recent United Nations report has starkly warned of an impending global water crisis, projecting that half of the world's population will grapple with water scarcity at some point this year. Entitled "Water for Prosperity and Peace," the 2024 World Water Development......
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