29th UNESCO General Conference in Paris

The 29th UNESCO General Conference took place in Paris, France, and was marked by the participation of various member states, including Brazil, represented by Eduardo Portella. UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, convenes its General Conference every two years, providing a platform for member states to discuss and set the organization's policies and priorities. The conference serves as a critical forum for addressing global issues related to education, science, culture, and communication, reflecting the evolving challenges faced by societies worldwide. During this session, member states engaged in discussions on key topics such as the promotion of education for sustainable development, the protection of cultural heritage, and the role of science in addressing global challenges. The outcomes of the conference often influence UNESCO's programs and initiatives, shaping the organization's strategic direction for the coming years. The decisions made during the General Conference are crucial for fostering international cooperation and advancing the goals of peace and development through education, science, and culture.