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Spotlight on the Eastern Mediterranean The Media Line Staff About this Event Over the past year, the Eastern Mediterranean has become a hotbed of geopolitical tensions. Long-established local rivalries have attracted new players and have become increasingly entangled with other major disputes, including those over gas discoveries in the Eastern Mediterranean and continued instability in Libya. H.E. Alexandra Papadopoulou, Greece’s ambassador to the United States, and H.E. Marios Lysiotis, the Republic of Cyprus’ ambassador to the United States, and Matthew Palmer, Deputy Assistant Secre...

Tuesday, 13 April 2021, 11:55 Dzheppar invites UNESCO member states to Crimean Platform summit 01.04.2021 11:36 Ukrinform First Deputy Foreign Minister of Ukraine Emine Dzheppar took part in the 12th UNESCO information meeting on the situation in the occupied Crimea and the city of Sevastopol. "Emine Dzheppar spoke about the continuing deterioration of the situation on the occupied peninsula. She drew attention to the destruction of the World Heritage sites, human rights violations and oppression of national minorities, restrictions on freedom of religion, suppression of independent media, vi...

If that Portuguese fugitive Henry Costa and his sources were knowledgeable of THE FACT THAT THIS LIBERIAN PRESIDENCY ENJOYS ONE OF THE BEST PERSONAL RELATIONS WITH FRANCE THAN ANY OTHER LIBERIAN PRESIDENCY IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD, or were that fugitive and his so called sources cognizant of The Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations and Optional Protocols, not to talk about THE IMMUNITY FROM JURISDICTION A FIRST LADY ENJOYS ANYWHERE ON EARTH viz international law and diplomacy, neither that Portuguese fugitive Henry Costa nor his so called sources would have ranted such rubbish. In oth...

Date Time UNESCO launches Artificial Intelligence Needs Assessment Survey in Africa Artificial Intelligence presents a leapfrog potential for development in Africa, notwithstanding that these technologies are currently developed for and by companies, universities and governments outside of the continent. Countries can use AI and other digital technologies to catalyze their innovation ecosystems and accelerate sustainable development. Mr Xing Qu, UNESCO’s Deputy Director-General and Assistant Director-General for Communication and Information a.i., underlined the Organization’s ongoing eff...

News The Sultanate of Oman supports capacity-building for nomination and promotion of World Heritage sites in five Eastern African countries 26/01/2021 Share this article On 22 January 2021, the Sultanate of Oman signed an agreement with UNESCO in the amount of Euros 583,566 to provide support for capacity-building of nomination projects and promotion of World Heritage sites in five Eastern African countries: Comoros, Kenya, Madagascar, Somalia and United Republic of Tanzania. The three-year capacity-building programme will support the updating of the Tentative Lists of these ...