U.S. to Leave UNESCO Next Year
The official withdrawal of the North American nation will be effective December 31 of 2018, the State Department indicated
Cuba and UNESCO Organize 6th International Jazz Day
International Jazz Day is a space to bring together international artists, academicians and followers of the musical genre and learn about their roots, impact and future
Book Fidel Castro, Hero of the Disinherited Presented at UNESCO
Lamrani stressed the respect and admiration the peoples of Latin America, Africa and Asia feel for Fidel Castro because he has always been a defender of the rights of the great majorities
Cuba to Attend Meeting of UNESCO World Heritage Committee
Cuba will participate in the 40th session of the World Heritage Committee of the Convention on the Protection of Cultural and Natural Heritage at UNESCO, scheduled from July 10 to 20 in Istanbul, Turkey
UNESCO Highlights Cuban Contribution to Biomedicine
The head of UNESCO Regional Office, Katherine Muller, has emphasized that the establishment of a network of exchange among scientists, both in Cuba and abroad, is important for the organization
Raul Castro Meets with UNESCO Director General Irina Bokova
The President of the Cuban councils of State and Ministers, Army General Raul Castro, and the Director General of UNESCO, Irina Bokova, held a meeting on Tuesday at the headquarters of the organization in Paris
Cuba Highly Voted for Member of UNESCO World Heritage Committee
Cuba was elected member of the World Heritage Committee of UNESCO, which examines the state of conservation of sites on the World Heritage List.
Preservation of Heritage is Essential, Cuba Says
Cuba stated today that it is fundamental to preserve and protect the natural and cultural heritage, an essential premise for socio-economic development and reaffirmation of a people’s identity.
UNESCO Reminds of Huge Challenges in Education
The main event for World Literacy Day are held in Dhaka, Bangladesh, where the 2014 international awards will go to projects from Ecuador, Burkina Faso, Algeria, South Africa and Spain.
Cuba Leads Education in Latin America, Says Unesco Report
Cuba is the country in Latin America and the Caribbean with the largest index in the Development of Education (IDE), says Unesco World Report 2013-2014 released in Paris.
