The population of El Fasher is threatened by famine, and humanitarian needs continue to grow as access to the besieged city remains blocked despite WFP’s intervention throughout Sudan.

In northern Cameroon, where sunset once meant total darkness, solar energy is now illuminating the path to security, education, and hope.

This initiative originated with the United Nations, which established this holiday through Resolution 65/275 to promote a culture of peace among peoples.

The UNESCO World Heritage Committee, meeting in Paris, France, decided to remove three properties located in Madagascar, Egypt, and Libya from the List of World Heritage in Danger.

The rainforests of Atsinanana are vital to local communities, but their biodiversity is threatened.

In the sunny courtyard of a primary school in Marrakech, ten-year-old Aya proudly waters the vegetable garden created by her class.

UNESCO has published the first-ever comprehensive mapping of the book industry in Africa, revealing a sector with untapped potential.

New research funded by UNESCO and Guerlain as part of the “Women for Bees” beekeeping project highlights the essential role of women in honey production and biodiversity conservation in UNESCO biosphere reserves in Guinea and Senegal.

We celebrate this special day with enthusiasm: best wishes, Kalidou, our beloved Captain!

On World Refugee Day, UNESCO expresses its solidarity with refugees and displaced persons, reaffirming their right to education and employment, and to build a new life in their host country and community.