Paris: The United States has announced its rejoining of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) nearly six years after it withdrew its membership.
According to global media reports, UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay informed the ambassadors of member countries that the US Under Secretary of State for Management and Resources, Richard Verma, had submitted a letter to rejoin the organization last week.
General Audrey Azoulay said that this is the result of five years of work during which we have reduced tensions. It has improved its response to contemporary challenges, particularly in the Middle East. Major initiatives at the ground level have been re-initiated in a modern way.
US officials, on the other hand, claim that the decision to rejoin the organization was prompted by concerns that China may be interfering with UNESCO’s policy-making, particularly in setting standards for artificial intelligence and technology education around the world. Filling the gap left by
It should be noted that John Bass, the US Under Secretary of State for Management, said in March that US withdrawal from UNESCO had strengthened China and reduced our ability to be effective in promoting our vision of a free world. Is.
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